Orality and Literacy

Ong, Walter J.

doi:10.4324/9780203103258

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“…Walter Ong (1982) llama 'oralidad primaria' a la oralidad de una cultura que carece de todo conocimiento de la escritura o la impresión. Es 'primaria' por el contraste con la 'oralidad secundaria' de la actual cultura de alta tecnología, en la cual se mantiene una nueva oralidad mediante el teléfono, la radio, la televisión y otros aparatos electrónicos.…”

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Ernesto Guevara: soldado y soldador del mundo

Gilman

2015

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Profesora de la Universidad de Buenos Aires e investigadora de CONICET. Ha publicado numerosos artículos sobre literatura argentina y latinoamericana, especialmente sobre la relación entre cultura y política en los años sesenta y setenta. Resumen: El artículo analiza la figura del Che Guevara como icono de un tiempo y de una época que resuena en el presente. ¿Qué enseña la vigencia del Che? ¿Qué lo deja en estado de apertura?¿En qué agenciamientos o memorias se funda la obcecada durabilidad de la querida presencia?Palabras clave: Che Guevara, Revolución Cubana, secularización irrealizada. Abstract:The article analyzes Che Guevara as an icon of a time and an epoch which still echoes in our present. What does reveal its actuality? What does keep its image in a state of openness? The article shows the continuity between some religious paradigms and the political images of Che Guevara.

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Ernesto Guevara: soldado y soldador del mundo

Gilman

2015

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“…Here communication is an expression and an event in context, rather than a representation and a resource across contexts. Ong (1982), further, identified a contrast between this primary orality and a secondary orality, which he associated with the spoken word of broadcasting. Addressing the oral characteristics of some digital media forms, research has also occasionally referred to such forms as instances of tertiary orality.…”

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Intermediality

Jensen

2016

The International Encyclopedia of Communication Theory and Philosophy

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Intermediality refers to the interconnectedness of modern media of communication. First, the term denotes communication through several discourses at once, including through combinations of different sensory modalities of interaction, for instance music and moving images. Second, intermediality represents the combination of separate material vehicles of representation, as illustrated by the use of print, electronic, and digital platforms in various communication activities. Third, intermediality addresses the interrelations among various media as institutions in society—interrelations addressed in technological and economic terms such as convergence and concentration.

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“…The major feature of opinion reviews (typically omitted in NLP publications) that we paid attention to was its secondary orality, meaning that -as an Internet genre -it is characterized by "the use of electronics for oral communication" [25]. Contemporary changes in the means of communication have resulted in a hybrid character of the Internet discourse, which now owns the features of both written and spoken language, where the latter prevails.…”

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“…The textual type of UGC, such as tweets, Facebook posts, fora contributions, as well as opinion reviews (evaluation of products or services) is notorious for decreasing the performance of natural language processing systems. This can be ascribed to the complex characteristics of colloquial language used by opinion givers online (written-down spoken discourse, see secondary orality [15,25]). The reason that processing (of UGC content e.g., parsing) brings poorer results is also to be attributed, among others, to the fact that statistical, corpus-based tools are trained on available national corpora with a standard makeup of mostly stylistically correct texts originating in the journalist-written media (e.g., [13,19]), whereas UGC often does not abide by these rules.…”

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Adapting a Constituency Parser to User-Generated Content in Polish Opinion Mining

Pluwak

Korczyński

Kisiel-Dorohinicki

2016

csci

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The paper focuses on the adjustment of NLP tools for Polish; e.g., morphological analyzers and parsers, to user-generated content (UGC). The authors discuss two rule-based techniques applied to improve their efficiency: preprocessing (text normalization) and parser adaptation (modified segmentation and parsing rules). A new solution to handle OOVs based on inflectional translation is also offered.

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Orality and Literacy

Cited by 133 publications

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Ernesto Guevara: soldado y soldador del mundo

Ernesto Guevara: soldado y soldador del mundo

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Adapting a Constituency Parser to User-Generated Content in Polish Opinion Mining

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