lecture 1: the changing landscape Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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the quality of
being spoken or
verbally communicated

A

Orality

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2
Q

the ability to
read and write

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Literacy

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3
Q

Orality informs

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literacy, and vice versa

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4
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Human society first formed itself with the aid of

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oral speech

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5
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has been in existence for between 30,000 and 50,000 years

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Homo Sapiens

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6
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Homosapiens has been in existence for between

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30,000 and 50,000

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7
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The earliest scrips date from only

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6,000

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8
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Culture with no knowledge whatsoever of writing or even of the possibility of
writing (i.e. literacy

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primary oral culture

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9
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Before sophisticated forms of organizing knowledge, our ancestors relied on

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storytelling

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10
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became more and more
sophisticated with the introduction of tools

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technologizing the word

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11
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result of when remained in some cultures and societies
despite the emergence of literacy

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polarities: oral vs literate cultures

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12
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progressed from oral cultures towards literacy when
words became technologized.

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storytelling

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13
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Storytelling progressed from oral cultures towards literacy when

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words became technologized

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14
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(pen/paper, moveable printers, video camera

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tools of inscription

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15
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enabled storytellers to disseminate stories widely.

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tools of inscription

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16
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learned behavior of members of a particular social group

17
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can be contested, and as such, can unite or divide a
community

18
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underpinned by language as an instrument for the
collection and distribution of knowledge

19
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cannot exist in the absence of communication

20
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power can shift from those who can share their
stories to a larger group through

21
Q

Any form of mass communication available before the advent of
digital media; offline media

A

traditional media

22
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television, radio, newspapers, books, and magazines

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traditional media

23
Q

Technology which is intended to communicate or reach a mass audience

24
Q

primary means of communication for the
general public to communicate with each other as well as on a grander
level.

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coming together of telecommunications, computing, and broadcasting into a single digital bit-stream (Collins, 1998) (Gate, 2000) (e.g. accessing multimedia content through smartphones, tablets
media convergence
26
phenomenon involving the interconnection of information and communication technologies, computer networks, and media content
media convergence
27
direct consequence of the digitization of media content and the popularity of the internet
media convergence
28
Anyone can create content that can be consumed by others.
media in social networks
29
The cost of creating content is
cheap
30
Has the biggest reach in a global landscape.
media in social networks
31
democratized especially to audience access
media in social network
32
The advent of digital media has made it possible for ordinary individuals to disseminate their own stories, thus creating
counterculture ls
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are continually informed by the present versions of the same cultural work (and vv), not as a matter of influence but as a continuous dialogue that oscillates both ways.”
past cultural works