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The Hare and the Kingâs Daughter
In this inteview Luisa Nativi performs and translates
a tale about the intelligent Hare (Karamojong,
Uganda)The Verba Africana series publishes video recording of African verbal arts on
CDRom's, DVDâs and the Internet. This series responds to the increasing need for
new electronic tools that integrate the written and audio-visual materials for
research, teaching and learning of African languages and oral literatures. The video
recording of oral genres, such as poems, songs and tales, is integrated into the
presentation of relevant aspects (language, form, content, performance, literary,
social and historical context). The videos and the accompanying material (short
information and full articles) allow researchers and the interested public to
approach oral literary productions as âtotal eventâ.NWO, The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researc
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Song: Making flour
In this inteview Luisa Nativi performs and translates
a number of songs and tales of the Karamojong
(Uganda)The Verba Africana series publishes video recording of African verbal arts on
CDRom's, DVDâs and the Internet. This series responds to the increasing need for
new electronic tools that integrate the written and audio-visual materials for
research, teaching and learning of African languages and oral literatures. The video
recording of oral genres, such as poems, songs and tales, is integrated into the
presentation of relevant aspects (language, form, content, performance, literary,
social and historical context). The videos and the accompanying material (short
information and full articles) allow researchers and the interested public to
approach oral literary productions as âtotal eventâ.NWO, The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researc
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Ebala natelo ebuni âŠ
In this inteview Luisa Nativi performs and translates
a song about a woman complaning for marrying a
man whom she did not want to marry (Karamojong,
Uganda)The Verba Africana series publishes video recording of African verbal arts on
CDRom's, DVDâs and the Internet. This series responds to the increasing need for
new electronic tools that integrate the written and audio-visual materials for
research, teaching and learning of African languages and oral literatures. The video
recording of oral genres, such as poems, songs and tales, is integrated into the
presentation of relevant aspects (language, form, content, performance, literary,
social and historical context). The videos and the accompanying material (short
information and full articles) allow researchers and the interested public to
approach oral literary productions as âtotal eventâ.NWO, The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researc
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Documenting Karamojong Oral Culture in Hamburg
Interview with Luisa Nativi. In this inteview Luisa
Nativi performs and translates a number of songs
and tales of the Karamojong (Uganda)The Verba Africana series publishes video recording of African verbal arts on
CDRom's, DVDâs and the Internet. This series responds to the increasing need for
new electronic tools that integrate the written and audio-visual materials for
research, teaching and learning of African languages and oral literatures. The video
recording of oral genres, such as poems, songs and tales, is integrated into the
presentation of relevant aspects (language, form, content, performance, literary,
social and historical context). The videos and the accompanying material (short
information and full articles) allow researchers and the interested public to
approach oral literary productions as âtotal eventâ.NWO, The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researc
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Preserving our folktales, myths and legends in the digital era
A video recording of Mr. Tshering Cigay Dorji (Tokushima University, Japan) giving a presentation on preserving folktales, myths and legends in the digital era at the National Storytelling Conference in Bhutan, June 2009.World Oral Literature Project: an urgent global initiative to document and make accessible endangered oral literatures before they disappear without record
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Sunjata Epic
Deux thĂšmes de lâĂ©popĂ©e de Soundjata qui sont
typiques pour la version de KĂ©la: lâhistoire de la
libĂ©ration de Nagana Tiriba par lâancĂȘtre des
DiabatĂ©, et lâhistoire de lâachat des chevaux dans
le pays de âKajorĂšâ par lâancĂȘtre des Diawara.The Verba Africana series publishes video recording of African verbal arts on
CDRom's, DVDâs and the Internet. This series responds to the increasing need for
new electronic tools that integrate the written and audio-visual materials for
research, teaching and learning of African languages and oral literatures. The video
recording of oral genres, such as poems, songs and tales, is integrated into the
presentation of relevant aspects (language, form, content, performance, literary,
social and historical context). The videos and the accompanying material (short
information and full articles) allow researchers and the interested public to
approach oral literary productions as âtotal eventâ.NWO, The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researc
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Hogbetsotso festival and migration stories
In this fragment Dr. Datey-Kumodzie recollects the
historical migration of the Ewes and offers songs
related to the festival. The organization of the
Hogbetsotso festival is presented and interpreted as
well as the dance and song enacting the migration
storiesThe Verba Africana series publishes video recording of African verbal arts on
CDRom's, DVDâs and the Internet. This series responds to the increasing need for
new electronic tools that integrate the written and audio-visual materials for
research, teaching and learning of African languages and oral literatures. The video
recording of oral genres, such as poems, songs and tales, is integrated into the
presentation of relevant aspects (language, form, content, performance, literary,
social and historical context). The videos and the accompanying material (short
information and full articles) allow researchers and the interested public to
approach oral literary productions as âtotal eventâ.NWO, The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researc
Oral History: Memories Transcribed
Oral history began as oral tradition, the passing down of information from generation to generation. Now we commit most everything to paper. However, there are still places in the world where the passing of history is truly an oral tradition. Within our own families, oral tradition is the main way most of us retain our favorite family stories. Unfortunately, by not recording these stories, they frequently undergo changes as they pass from parent to child, also, with the advent of technology and the decline of the extended family, these family stories are becoming lost
Recording oral histories
This presentation gives a brief overview of techniques and best practices for recording oral histories. Geared towards undergraduate students
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Self presentation
At the beginning of the interview, the interviewee
made it clear that he was a repository of a very
special, secret knowledge that no other researcher
could reveal and that he was worried about âpeople
tapping and stealingâ his knowledge.The Verba Africana series publishes video recording of African verbal arts on
CDRom's, DVDâs and the Internet. This series responds to the increasing need for
new electronic tools that integrate the written and audio-visual materials for
research, teaching and learning of African languages and oral literatures. The video
recording of oral genres, such as poems, songs and tales, is integrated into the
presentation of relevant aspects (language, form, content, performance, literary,
social and historical context). The videos and the accompanying material (short
information and full articles) allow researchers and the interested public to
approach oral literary productions as âtotal eventâ.NWO, The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Researc
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