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In some cultures it is standard practice to use the words of educated and enlightened figures

In some cultures it is standard practice to use the words of educated and enlightened figures

Sep 29, 20251 min read

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In some cultures it is standard practice to use the words of educated and enlightened figures. Reading was a communal activity and recitation of common ideas was the norm

This could be a feature of high-context cultures; in that if there is a high level of shared knowledge, there is less reason to cite individual authors.

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