Orality

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“Orality is the base of all human experience,” says Lance Strate, a communications professor at Fordham University and devoted MySpace user.

inkblurt · Flourishing, Friending & the Evolution of “Social” 2007
The Implications of "Orality" for the Studies of the Biblical TextThere's also the journal Oral Tradition which has its back issues available online.

Oral Tradition in Cyberspace James F. McGrath 2008
Derico read a paper entitled "There Is No Such Thing As 'Orality': Some Consequences for Synoptic Criticism".

Archive 2009-02-01 James F. McGrath 2009
Derico read a paper entitled "There Is No Such Thing As 'Orality': Some Consequences for Synoptic Criticism".

Midwest SBL 2009 James F. McGrath 2009
Your basic understanding of humanity will change for the better with Orality and Literacy.

Orality and Literacy « Books « Literacy News 2009
You might find “Orality and Literacy” by Walter Ong to be an interesting read.

The Volokh Conspiracy » The Internet and Stupidity: 2010
Orality and translation: focusing on images rather than words

2008 January 2008
Orality and translation: focusing on images rather than words

Orality and translation: focusing on images rather than words 2008
"Orality and translation: focusing on images rather than words"

My journey into the world of narrative 2008
Orality and translation: focusing on images rather than words

Orality and translation: focusing on images rather than words 2008