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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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Final Test Questions– May 1, 8:00 a.m. | Mnemosyne and Me
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Just another WordPress.com site. Final Test Questions– May 1, 8:00 am. Asymp; Leave a comment. 1 What was the English creation which Fludd used for his memory theatre? 2 What animal was Camillo reputed to be attacked by and spared? 3 What are singers remembering when they sing? Song is the remembrance of songs sung. 4 What is the name for an object with magical powers? 5 What are the 7 titles in Kane’s book? Pattern, Maps, Boundaries, Dreams, Complementarity, Traditions, Context. 16 How did the myth dwel...
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April | 2012 | Mnemosyne and Me
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Just another WordPress.com site. Asymp; 4 Comments. Ahh–to write the final blog for Oral Traditions, to reflect on a final class by our professor, is, well…. poignant. I clearly recall my very first Sexson class. I hadn’t been in school for 30 years, drove to MSU with fear and trembling (why am I so nervous? What was I in for? Suddenly, I had serious doubts about going back to school. I remember going home, crawling in bed, and sleeping for hours. But then,. I woke up,. Reading our texts, having class di...
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Sound Incorporates | Mnemosyne and Me
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Just another WordPress.com site. Asymp; Leave a comment. As I listened to the cacophonous sound of the Context group performing the modern rap of the Birth of Hermes, I couldn’t help thinking how proud Walter Ong would be. He’d nod and say, “See, it’s like I said, sound incorporates.” We saw context at it’s finest, with the amazing similarity in each persons part of the story. Larr; Previous post. Next post →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).
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Raven Travelling | Mnemosyne and Me
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Just another WordPress.com site. Asymp; Leave a comment. Mythic Centers: Maps are a way to control the world. The idea that there can be a physical representation of the land showing boundaries, mountains, rivers, and specific places, helps us to somehow claim the ground beneath our feet. It gives a local habitation and a name to what Native people considered un-ownable: the earth, the sky. Kane asks, what if the invisible could be mapped? Overall theme of Maps: The landscape maps itself. Next post →.
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musings… | Mnemosyne and Me
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Just another WordPress.com site. Asymp; 4 Comments. Ahh–to write the final blog for Oral Traditions, to reflect on a final class by our professor, is, well…. poignant. I clearly recall my very first Sexson class. I hadn’t been in school for 30 years, drove to MSU with fear and trembling (why am I so nervous? What was I in for? Suddenly, I had serious doubts about going back to school. I remember going home, crawling in bed, and sleeping for hours. But then,. I woke up,. Reading our texts, having class di...
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February | 2012 | Mnemosyne and Me
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Just another WordPress.com site. Day 2 &3 Memory Presentations. Asymp; Leave a comment. Parker’s Lear was entertaining as well as impressive. I especially admired his ‘voices.’ And who can forget the line, “The worst returns to laughter.” Or “The worst is not so long as we can say, ‘this is the worst.’. Cameron’s Genesis and Psalm were quite nice too. My question about Nate’s: What is Juneteenth? Jennifer the Charmed said her Greek/Roman Gods at lightning speed, I think she should be in a competition.
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Just another WordPress.com site. Asymp; 4 Comments. Ahh–to write the final blog for Oral Traditions, to reflect on a final class by our professor, is, well…. poignant. I clearly recall my very first Sexson class. I hadn’t been in school for 30 years, drove to MSU with fear and trembling (why am I so nervous? What was I in for? Suddenly, I had serious doubts about going back to school. I remember going home, crawling in bed, and sleeping for hours. But then,. I woke up,. Reading our texts, having class di...
