Show Me Your Ong
Two websites - Remembering Walter Ong and The Walter J. Ong Project - are devoted to the life and work of the recently deceased (2003) Renaissance scholar, Jesuit priest and lifelong devotee of the study of culture.
Ong's work has some resonance for the folklorist, his Orality and Literacy should be read by all (alongside with Havelock's "The Muse Learns to Write.")
Check out these websites, RWO works as a message board for those scholars who are devotees of Ong's work, and the WJOP is a digital archive of his work. Both are interesting and offer many avenues of diversion.
Ong's work has some resonance for the folklorist, his Orality and Literacy should be read by all (alongside with Havelock's "The Muse Learns to Write.")
Check out these websites, RWO works as a message board for those scholars who are devotees of Ong's work, and the WJOP is a digital archive of his work. Both are interesting and offer many avenues of diversion.
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