From Voice and Ear to Hand and Eye

Abstract

Standard practices in the textualization, translation, and interpretation of the spoken arts are called into question by our use of tape and film. Further questions arise when we realize that the peoples whose verbal arts we study have their own distinct notions and habits with respect to the reproduction and explication of discourse. The case in point here is that of Mayan discourse, Quiche in particular, explored by way ofa narrative account of the telling ofa story and the offering of a prayer.

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