Harlem Resaissance Response to the Oral Tradition

Jean Toumer, I am silent at Cala Holloway, with this in mind, it is the master of appearance and behavior. She argues that the convincing Toomer's "Fern" was a story of Nella Larson's "flowing sand", a permanent explosion, that he always left memory in the meaning of flaking thoughts. "It's like a face, the whole village was visible as a fern that flows into her eyes and she tells us what was very easy." "Wand" Toomer is a general In the preparation of his preaching, I use metaphor syncopation and tone.

In this story Silko returns to the oral tradition of Native American. Jami Hacker explained "Traditional voice: a modern native American text talker" as an American narrator "responsible for inheriting culture from generation to generation" (Hacker 1). Because Story Teller relies on 'oral record of religious beliefs and historical events' (hacker 1), the magical power between the storyteller and the audience is unique. As a post-colonial critic who saw this story, a circular story reflects oral traditional style. Unlike most classic works, "yellow ladies" have not reached the climax, but they are done by tying everything together. In fact, there is no end in true story in this story, there is no actual climb; it alone, we can wait for the next story. This disbelief really reflects the oral tradition of Native American.

In oral or human history and narrative format, we came here to sing with a part of so-called oral tradition. Information means oral tradition, the story read aloud, it is not written down. Sometimes, like Mikumaku, like, people may have written both verbal traditions. Because people are more dynamic as they remember the vitality to the memory and sometimes change the story, so the oral history is more fluid than the written history. This does not make them as good as the written historical truth.

Oral reading by oral reading, culture or values ​​of wisdom handed down from another generation or one generation. Written different communication, but verbal tradition must involve community and implementation, by definition of contact with humans, therefore, by definition. Almost every language system early stage of oral is still very prominent among Native American and Chicano culture. The social history of postmodernism and philosophical movement challenges the positivism tradition of oriented stories to enlighten and progressed mainly. Early in the 20th century, linguists and philosophers presented a question that the language could truly reflect true possibilities, or may argue about any fundamental absolute or truth transcending world. did.