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Cinematically Speaking: The Orality-Literacy Paradigm for Visual Narrative
Cresskill, New Jersey: Hampton Press (2010)
Abstract
Orality, literacy, and an epistemic approach tovisual narrative -- Excavating the oral characteristics of visual narrative -- Mapping the literate characteristics of visual narrative -- Between the oral and literate epistemes -- The future of the orality-literacy paradigm, cinematically speaking -- The politics of (re)presentation -- Digital technology and beyond -- Concluding remarks.Links
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