Intertextuality,+Orality

Type in the content of your page here: -Verbal Communication || **Examples-** Native American traditions passed on orally. -Hmong-no form of written language -Majority of social bonding is oral. || -Stories are ever changing, nothing is permanent (written) ||
 * **Orality Definition-**Tool of knowledge and rhetoric being transferred from one to another.
 * **Questions-** -Can you have orality with out any form of literacy? || **Conflict-**

-A gateway to different ideas -Combining, reproducing, and transforming ideas to reach a relative end result. --Process/Chain of links that relate to eachother || **Examples-** Forming a research paper. Pulling examples from various sources. -Google-ability to access universal connectivity -Twitter/Facebook-Company website || -If it's a link from the same source, is it still intertextuality? -Would video/media linkage still be considered intertextuality? || **Conflict- -**Inability to focus on a single subject. -Attachment to higher technology -Validity is questioned/allows universal authority -Divide between generations ||
 * **Intertexuality Definition-**Linking different texts together.
 * **Questions-**