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Atypical Angela: What I have Learned

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Tuesday, April 24, 2012. What I have Learned. Coming to a close to this class I decided to flip back through my notes and give a summary of words and terms we learned as well as suggested books and movies throughout the semester. Polytropos - Many turns. Polymetis - Many wisdom. Mnemosyne - Memory - Mother of the Muses. I Am A Strange Loop. Fliteing - fight with words. Ephemeral - Pass out of existance. Dante's Inferno - Book. Logis - Logic - Speech.

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Atypical Angela: Memories of Home

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Tuesday, April 24, 2012. I am currently taking Regional Lit. and we were asked to do a poetry prompt paying off of another poem called county. I decided to post it because it came from memories that I have of my home county. The county of enumerable sagebrush. County of gravel roads. County of broken fences. Fences always needing fixed. County of grazing cattle. County of rocky mountain oysters and Ice cold beer. After a hard day of branding. Ong hangs wi...

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Atypical Angela: Ong hangs with the Muses

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Thursday, April 19, 2012. Ong hangs with the Muses. When trying to memorize Ong's 9 characteristics of orally based thought I found it easier to attach them to the 9 muses. 1) When walking to my house I see. Writing her epic poetry and she is saying "and then this happened, and then this, and then this." (Additive rather than subordinate). 2) In the living room is. Watching the history channel. Aggregative rather than analytical). 4) In the bedroom is.

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Atypical Angela: Class Epithets

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Tuesday, April 24, 2012. We were told at the beginning of the semester that we would have to learn all of our classmates epithets. I believe that I have them all and I can give a close estimate on the seating. Levi of the Lost Marbles. Sweet and Spicy Shelby. Ashley Kicker of Puppies. Breanna of the Fidgeting Whales. Rio Man Behind the Curtain. Jennifer of the Falling Waters. Tia the Crawling Ant. Megan Mother of the Muses. Down the Rabbit Hole Jacky.

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Atypical Angela: Welcome to my Bedroom

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Monday, April 23, 2012. Welcome to my Bedroom. On Jan. 20th we were asked to describe our bedrooms in as much detail as we can, so much so that everyone in the class can picture as if they were there. My bedroom is shared by my boyfriend and we have lived in this place since Dec of 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nick Axline's Oral Traditions Blog. Rio The Man Behind the Curtain. Walter the Gehtto Prophet. Down the Rabbit Hole Jacky.

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Atypical Angela: Flyting

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Monday, April 23, 2012. On Jan. 23rd the class discussed flyting or the exchange of insults. This can often be seen during rap battles. Many of us have probably participated in flyting without realizing it. We were told to describe one of these situations which can be seen during wars with siblings. The names that I remember mostly from him were spoiled brat and. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nick Axline's Oral Traditions Blog. Ashley Arcel: Oral Tr...

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Atypical Angela: April 2012

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Tuesday, April 24, 2012. The contexts through which myth is remembered are also the contexts in which myth is reinvented by each succession of peoples" (248). Started the story, then Nate. Maia of Kyllene was the mother of Hermes,. Zeus came at night to her. She was clean, beautiful, and free from venereal disease,. Little did Hera know. She was asleep all alone,. While Zeus was with Maia playing Barry Manilow. Ten moons later,. A child popped out. In a g...

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Atypical Angela: Nostalgia

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Tuesday, April 24, 2012. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Describes a yearning for the past, often in idealized. The word is a learned formation of a Greek. Compound, consisting of. Nóstos), meaning "homecoming", a Homeric. Álgos), meaning "pain, ache". It was described as a medical condition, a form of melancholy. In the Early Modern period. And became an important trope. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Nick Axline's Oral Traditions Blog.

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Atypical Angela: The 12 tribes of Jacob

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Monday, April 23, 2012. The 12 tribes of Jacob. When I was memorizing the 12 tribes of Jacob I was living with my friend Jenny. She lives in a small two bedroom, two floor apartment. 1) When I first walk up to the apartment there is a soggy Ruben sandwich on the stool outside. (Ruben - Water). 4) In the dog kennel is a lion named Judah. (Judah - Lion). 5) Upstairs in the bath tub is a toy ship with Zeb from the movie saw controlling it (Zebulon - Ships).

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Atypical Angela: Sing with Me

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Oral Traditions: Study of memory and application. Monday, April 23, 2012. A while back Prof. Sexson had us recite our memorable songs from childhood. We all knew the ABCs. I believe it was Gage who could even recite them backwards. I also remember Twinkle Twinkle Little Star which goes by the same tune as the ABCs. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. How I wonder what you are. Up above the world so high. Like a diamond in the sky. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. How I wonder what you are. Tip me over an pour me out.