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Religious studies

Graham's argument that scriptures across traditions live mainly as recited, heard and memorized words, not only as silently read texts.

In religious studies, oral aspects of scripture refers to Graham's argument that scriptures across traditions live mainly as recited, heard and memorized words, not only as silently read texts. This meaning comes from Graham (1987) in Beyond the written word.[1]

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Graham, W. A. (1987). Beyond the written word. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9780521331760

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