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• Part 1. The Anthropological Foundations of Oral Style 1. The Energetic Explosion and the Psycho-Physiology of Gesture 2. Intervals Between Energetic Explosions: Physiological Rhythm 3. Reflex Gesticulation and the Mimicry of Reception 4. The Spontaneous Revivification of Past Gestures 5. The Voluntary Semiological Revivification of Mimic Gestures 6. Laryngo-Buccal Semiological Gesticulation 7. The Instinctively Concrete Character of Semiological Gesticulation 8. The Propositional Gesture 9. Ethnic Mental Dispositions and Propositional Gestures: The Psychology of Translation Part 2. The Oral Style 10. The Automatic Repetition of a Propositional Gesture: Parallelism 11. Rhythmic Oral Style 12. The Instinctive Mnemonic Employment of Rhythmic Schemas 13. Oral Style, A ‘Living Press’ 14. Oral Composers 15. Mnemonic Faculties in Oral Style Milieux 16. Mnemotechnical Devices Within the Rhythmic Schema 17. Mnemotechnical Devices Within the Recitative 18. Mnemotechnical Devices Within a Recitation. Conclusion

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• Part 1. The Anthropological Foundations of Oral Style 1. The Energetic Explosion and the Psycho-Physiology of Gesture 2. Intervals Between Energetic Explosions: Physiological Rhythm 3. Reflex Gesticulation and the Mimicry of Reception 4. The Spontaneous Revivification of Past Gestures 5. The Voluntary Semiological Revivification of Mimic Gestures 6. Laryngo-Buccal Semiological Gesticulation 7. The Instinctively Concrete Character of Semiological Gesticulation 8. The Propositional Gesture 9. Ethnic Mental Dispositions and Propositional Gestures: The Psychology of Translation Part 2. The Oral Style 10. The Automatic Repetition of a Propositional Gesture: Parallelism 11. Rhythmic Oral Style 12. The Instinctive Mnemonic Employment of Rhythmic Schemas 13. Oral Style, A ‘Living Press’ 14. Oral Composers 15. Mnemonic Faculties in Oral Style Milieux 16. Mnemotechnical Devices Within the Rhythmic Schema 17. Mnemotechnical Devices Within the Recitative 18. Mnemotechnical Devices Within a Recitation. Conclusion

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• Part 1. The Anthropological Foundations of Oral Style 1. The Energetic Explosion and the Psycho-Physiology of Gesture 2. Intervals Between Energetic Explosions: Physiological Rhythm 3. Reflex Gesticulation and the Mimicry of Reception 4. The Spontaneous Revivification of Past Gestures 5. The Voluntary Semiological Revivification of Mimic Gestures 6. Laryngo-Buccal Semiological Gesticulation 7. The Instinctively Concrete Character of Semiological Gesticulation 8. The Propositional Gesture 9. Ethnic Mental Dispositions and Propositional Gestures: The Psychology of Translation Part 2. The Oral Style 10. The Automatic Repetition of a Propositional Gesture: Parallelism 11. Rhythmic Oral Style 12. The Instinctive Mnemonic Employment of Rhythmic Schemas 13. Oral Style, A ‘Living Press’ 14. Oral Composers 15. Mnemonic Faculties in Oral Style Milieux 16. Mnemotechnical Devices Within the Rhythmic Schema 17. Mnemotechnical Devices Within the Recitative 18. Mnemotechnical Devices Within a Recitation. Conclusion