Čájehuvvojit 1 - 9 oktiibuot 9 bohtosis ohcui "Written communication"' Aiddostahte ozu
  1. 1
    Dahkki Goody, Jack
    Almmustuhtton 1987
    Fáttát
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    The interface between the written and the oral /
  2. 2
    Dahkki Goody, Jack
    Almmustuhtton 2000
    Fáttát “...Written communication....”
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    The power of the written tradition /
  3. 3
    Dahkki Gubrium, Jaber F.
    Almmustuhtton 2009
    Fáttát
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    Analyzing narrative reality /
  4. 4
    Dahkki Epskamp, C. P.
    Almmustuhtton 1995
    Fáttát
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    On printed matter and beyond : media, orality and literacy /
  5. 5
    Dahkki Thomas, Rosalind, 1959-
    Almmustuhtton 1992
    Fáttát
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    Literacy and orality in ancient Greece /
  6. 6
    Almmustuhtton 1996
    Fáttát
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    Voice into text : orality and literacy in ancient Greece /
  7. 7
    Almmustuhtton 2002
    Fáttát
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    Epea and grammata : oral and written communication in Ancient Greece /
  8. 8
    Dahkki Thomas, Rosalind, 1959-
    Almmustuhtton 1989
    Fáttát
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    Oral tradition and written record in classical Athens /
  9. 9
    Almmustuhtton 1997
    Fáttát
    Girji
    Lasit oiddohiidda
    Furkejuvvon:
    Written voices, spoken signs : tradition, performance, and the epic text /

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