'Oral traditions' diaporamas de présentation

UNESCO INTANGIBLE HERITAGE SECTION

National Capacity-Building Workshop on the Implementation of the Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Reiko YOSHIDA Intangible Cultural Heritage Section UNESCO Maputo, Mozambique 19-20 September 2008. UNESCO INTANGIBLE HERITAGE SECTION. UNESCO.

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This study comes with a need to develop an approach to Muslim people that allows for communication and not conflict.

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Fractured Fairytales Ms. Cantrell Drama 1

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presenting Majorcan Tales & The Oral Tradition

presenting Majorcan Tales & The Oral Tradition. Home. Oral Tradition Explore Majorca Majorcan Tales The Princess With The Golden Hair Questions for Review Bibliography. What is an Oral Tradition?.

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Introduction to Mythology

Introduction to Mythology. Heroes, Gods, and Monsters of the Greek Myths. Mythology:. A traditional story of events that explains the world view of a people or explain a practice, belief, or natural phenomenon. Mythology.

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Lions in the wild

Lions in the wild. lions in the wild. Lions live in a pack. This is called a pride. Lions in the wild. lions live in grasslands and jungles such as Africa. Lions in the wild. The lion is the king of the jungle. Lions in the wild.

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Oral Traditions in Action Greater Victoria School District

Oral Traditions in Action Greater Victoria School District. Presenters: Mark Albany and James Young Aboriginal Nations Education Division. Presentation Outline : Introduction DVD: Down to Earth

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The Navajo People

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Judaism at the Time of Jesus:

Judaism at the Time of Jesus:. Groups within Judaism. Historians believe that there were 6 groups of Jews that lived in Israel around the time of Jesus. Each group had distinct cultural characteristics as well as varying (often conflicting) political and religious ideologies. . The Pharisees.

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Writing and Accounting

Writing and Accounting. Key Concept 1.3 = Importance of laws, literature, and systems of record keeping. How was writing and accounting used?. support for state authority came with the invention of writing regarded as a gift from the gods

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POETRY TERMS AND THE ODYSSEY

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Inca Achievements

Inca Achievements. Red: Copy exactly as you see it Yellow: Write in own words Green: Follow along & discuss. Review of Mayan Achievements. Mayans: Stone Calendars Glyphs & Codex Astronomy Math. Review of Aztec Achievements. Aztecs: Chinampas Stone Calendars Glyphs Astronomy.

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Folk tales

Folk tales. FOLK TALES. Folk tales , which are the oral traditions of adults , are the anonymous works of the transition period from epic to modern stories . They are told by minstrels with saz and passed down through generations . . CHARACTERISTICS OF FOLK TALES .

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MKS 10 Journals!

MKS 10 Journals!. Journal #1. You are in France and have just found out about the voyage you are about to embark on (see outline given in class!). Journal #2. You may include any of the following topics we have already discussed in our Introductory and Culture Units : Examples:

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September 27, 2012 B Day

September 27, 2012 B Day. Combine the following sentences three ways, filling in the blanks . Maxwell liked to strut about. He liked to gloat over his successes. 1A. Maxwell _________________________________ and __________________________.

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Sundiata

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Native Americans

Native Americans. Oral Tradition in Early American Literature Thanks to Mr. Church for the awesome historical info!. Native American Poetry. Open your blue books to page 1. Read the poems and make notes on your charts about the values of the Native Americans.

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The First Paragraph

The First Paragraph. Your Ancestors (Small intro about ancestors ) When and Where did your ancestors originate from? How did they get here? Why did they come over? Where did they settle once they arrived? How did they make their living? REMEMBER-Interesting lead!.

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Another Account of Creation

Another Account of Creation. As a collection of oral traditions and lost papers, the author/collector of Genesis seems to have felt compelled to included information that provided alternative stories, differing interpretations and sometimes even seemingly contradictory stories.

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