807 First, the author briefly discusses oral literature. Oral literature, the standard forms or genres of literature found in societies without writing. The term oral literature is also used to describe the tradition in. Oral literature notes the pearl set book guide a definitive guide to when the sun goes down a a definitive. The oral literature class notes are comprehensive high quality notes, prepared using the new approved syllabus, they are downloadable, printable and easy to use by. Oral literature - read on oral narratives, oral poems, proverbs, riddles, tongue twisters and puns. Medieval literature is to a large degree shaped by orality, not only with regard to performance, but also to transmission and composition. 2021 knec past papers que and ms; 201 knec past papers que and ms; 2018 knec past papers que and ms; 2017 knec past papers que and ms; 2016 knec past papers. This cultivation of the quality of oral expression was important in the irish-speaking tradition. C study and revision resources covering pp1, pp2, grade 1, grade 2, grade 3, grade 4, grade 5. Oral literature is a broad term which may include ritual texts, curative chants, epic poems, musical genres, folk tales, creation tales, songs. Oral literature notes and model questions oral literature notes and model. Oratory, formal speaking, and other stylized forms. Fruit of writing see chapter 2, notes 58 and 143 - and relatively.
The perception of african oral literature 2 nineteenth-century approaches and collections. 1040 Click here to download whole kcse oral literature notes. The variegated aspects we think of as contributing to the effectiveness of performance oral literature in africa, ch. But he never lived long one of equally valid performance genres enough to develop the concept; his life was. This dvd contains all competence based curriculum c. Ect 315 topic 4 teaching oral literature page 1 of 3 topic 4 teaching of oral literature topic objectives by the end of this topic you should be able to: i give. However, as you have access to this content, a full pdf is available via the save pdf action button. Oral literature chapter three songs/oral poetry in african societies almost all communal activities are accompanied by song and dance. Form 1 2 3 4 revision notes pdf, kcse form 1 2 3 4 notes pdf, kcse free set books guide pdf. These are features that distinguish oral literature from other forms of literature such as the novel and the short story. The oral, and unfortunately, it is the oral mode of. Folktale, which is also referred to as mythology, tells stories of originally oral. Some oral narratives are changed when they are written down. In her conclusion she briefly but boldly presents her own views of what constitutes useful approaches to this. Oral literature, oral tradition, linguistic anthropology, ple-temiar. 2017 oral literature notes weldon ngetich edutech consultants 4/2/2017 oral. Oral literature is any piece of work that, instead of being written down, is passed from generation to generation orally. Subtle distinction of meaning between orature and oral literature.
Oral literature cannot be seen as arts for arts sake. Ngugi notes that the term orature was coined in the sixties by pio zirimu. View oral-literature-notes from thtr 130 at university of the cumberlands. Oral literature functions in a variety of ways: as indoctrination. Explore their characteristics as well as the features. Senoi collection accession form in pdf format pdf, 83kb. Below are the download links to all the school resources for high schools, primary school, pre-primary, college, and university. Introduction to african oral literature and performance. 783 Thus, my paper lays stress on the importance of oral tradition of literature in shaping and polishing the personality of the individuals. Myths legends tongue twisters explanatory examples of.
Oral literature or folk literature is a literature that is spoken or sung as opposed to that which is written, though much oral literature has been transcribed. First of all is the fifth volume in the world oral literature series and is available in print, pdf, and digital ebook and mobi formats. The study sets its search light on certain elements of african oral literature such as folklores, myths, legends, proverbs and oral poetry which emanate from the. Oral literature is an aspect of literature preserved not in written form but in oral form. Whether narratives, song, proverbs or riddles, it relates to the culture of the people who create it; their. Jauss notes that the oldest recorded question in the judeo-christian. It is highly valued in africa in general and in igbo in particular. Oral literature on the other hand appears to be used quite. To get full copy 50 page of this booklet please call. Explore millions of resources from scholarly journals, books, newspapers, videos and more, on the proquest platform. Of literary texts, and oral/written responses and discussion. Oral-literature-notes - oral literature notes and model this preview shows page 1 - 50 out of 50 pages. 549 Oral literature notes 1 model question papers, 201. Individual oral commentary students comment on an extract from a literary text studied in part 4 of the course. The oral literature notes are comprehensive high quality notes, prepared using the new approved syllabus, they are downloadable, printable and easy to use. I spent the period from october 174 to july 175 in west sumatra. Robert giddings, tribune this classic work explores the vast differences between oral and. The significance of performance in actualization, transmission, and composition.
This is a literature presented through oral expressions. Read the latest magazines about oral-literature-notes and discover magazines on y. Of taking african oral literature away from the page of the written medium, it retains its very practical. Advancement in oral drug delivery technology in order to meet needs of people. Jane bryce; power marginality and african oral literature, african affairs, volume 6, issue 383. Rewards and issues in studying oral literature: some personal reflections. As okpewho notes in his african oral literature 45. Why does the author say oral literature is interesting2mks 3. 1not that oral history is entirely without its problems in this respect. The literature in english curriculum comprises learning objectives or focuses which embody the. It is in the storytelling performances that we see the maximum use of innovation and manipulation. 492 The study of oral literature is among the many areas. This page contains all the download links to our high school english notes form 1-4 i. This revised edition makes finnegans ground-breaking research available to the next generation of scholars. Oral literature or folk literature is a literature that is spoken or sung as opposed to that which is written, though much oral literature has been. - the oral literature notes are comprehensive high quality notes, prepared using the new. Five questions guided a case study exploring the relationship between oral narrative and discussion in middle school literature study: a. File b201-0004/02512 - notes on oral literature and folklore in kurdistan, material in persian, english and sorani. Anthropological perspective or as oral literature the emphasis being on the.
Insofar as literature denotes the study of art, source studies are not literary; they either ignore the artistic aspect of the source entirely, or look upon. 566 Different forms or oral literature may perform different functions but generally, the following are functions of oral literature: 1. To oral literature-drum language, drama, and dance. John comet told the story tsakwsha kwapaaxkyee to abe. Judge african oral literature using aesthetics as a paradigm. 0 per 100,000 men and women per year 2 making it the most common cancer among men men:women ratio 2:1 3. Eie 510 lecture notes research methodology 1 unit course details introduction: definition of research, definition of development, reasons for research, difference. Literature, in its broadest sense, is any written work. Other hand, with writing, as ong notes, the mind is forced into a. In the western oral tradition and subsequently literature, the functions of. This portable document file aims to provide a general manual of englis literature for students in colleges and universities and others beyond the high?School age. The content and style of an oral literature: clackamas chinook myths and tales. Literature in order to provide a critique of the nature of the relationship between the oral. This is the first volume in the world oral literature series, published in. E, english form 1, english form 2, english form 3, and english form 4. The study of oral literature is necessary as it is likely to expose us to some of the best creative productions of the human mind.