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Jiang's metaphor for the shift from oral to literary culture: knowledge produces shame and expulsion from a prior intimacy.
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Adam and Eve metaphor
Jiang's metaphor for the shift from oral to literary culture: knowledge produces shame and expulsion from a prior intimacy.
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"...your thoughts and how they affect on people. Alright? So a metaphor we can use is this transition from oral tradition to literary culture..."
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"...they are thrown out of the Garden of Eden. with that metaphor. Okay? Oral tradition we leave it behind and we think that is..."
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