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‘The “Oral Tradition” at Chicago in the 1930s’
Journal of Political Economy, 1990In "The Quantity Theory of Money-a Restatement" (1956), Friedman states that "Chicago was one of the few academic centers at which the quantity theory continued to be a central and vigorous part of the oral tradition throughout the 1930's and 1940's, where students continued to study monetary theory and to write theses on monetary problems" (p.
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Oral Tradition: A Discussion on Some Areas of Melanau Oral Tradition
The Sarawak Museum Journal, 1989The state of the art in the Melanau oral tradition is very much on the brink of sunset and in some cases are already quite far into the dusk. As a whole, the Melanau oral tradition is definitely fast disappearing. This may appear to be a pessimistic and somber remark for an introduction but it is true. Apart from a few valuable records in various forms
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