Jesu Kreste, Khosi ea rona, o tsohile! : a study of oral communication in an Easter Vigil.

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Lubbe, Linda Mary

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1997-01

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Easter Vigil. , Orality Theory. , Speech Act Theory. , Preaching. , Chorus Singing. , Revival. , Anglican Church. , Mothers' Union. , Bernard Mizeki Guild. , St. Agnes Guild.

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This dissertation examines the dynamics of the oral communication which takes place in the Easter Vigil at St. Augustine's Anglican Church, Thaba 'Nchu. The study uses an analytical framework drawn from Orality Theory and Speech Act Theory, to analyse oral communication in the preaching and singing of the Vigil. Through an approach of Participant Observation, details were obtained of the Easter Vigils of 1994, 1995 and 1996. The historical and cultural background of this All-Night Vigil is traced in European Church History and African Traditional Religion. The roles of the Mothers' Union, the St. Agnes Guild and the Guild of Bernard Mizeki are also highlighted.

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Lubbe, Linda Mary (1997) Jesu Kreste, Khosi ea rona, o tsohile! : a study of oral communication in an Easter Vigil., University of South Africa, Pretoria, <http://hdl.handle.net/10500/17253>

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