Communicational Skills: The Important Role Of Communication In Greek Culture
The way people communicate with each other indicates their cultural awareness. The way person without formal education speaks is absolutely different than the way ¬¬-educated and versatile person speaks. Communicational skills play important role in the set of moral ethics and behavior. And it is definitely important part of the culture.
Oratory is the highest form of the communication. Orators were celebrities in their society, and rhetoric, the art of the spoken word, was a strongly valued element of the classical education in Greece. Highly educated Greeks used to have strong rhetorical training, more or less the same scheme Kazakhs used to have. Stock phrases, proverbs, and maxims were memorized and employed when needed to make a speech …show more content…
At that time khanate was under control of Tauke khan, who increased the authority of biys by dividing khanate to provinces and assigning biys to govern them. He set up the law system called Zhety Zhargy in cooperation with biys.
After Russian conquest Kazakhs who had oratory craftsmanship tried to oppose against unfair laws. Makhambet Otemisuly was one of the examples of how fiery speeches could come against injustice. This kind of opposing views led to the emersion of opposing oratory which is very convenient in terms of democracy. But at that time (1836-1838) democracy was not the policy of the Russian Empire. Their principle was to interrupt the protests at the beginning, so that the viewpoints do not unite and become a great power. After the establishment of the Soviet Union situation didn’t really change. Everything that was printed, written or said was examined and checked for the hostility. But the experience with the power of oratory among Kazakhs taught the government to use it when it is needed. During the World War II Soviet Union needed to be unified and be soaked with patriotic idea. Since not enough Kazakhs were literate, orators could play important role in the propagation of fiery words. The role of Zhambyl Zhabayev in this process was crucial. He was …show more content…
Kazakh oratory is the part of everyday life. What you said is still examined, but it is mainly because of extremist propaganda. The nation is still away from word freedom. But maybe it is for the better. Today, Kazakh women have the same opportunities as men, this can lead to have more opinions.
Kazakh oratory has found its uses in different aspects of live.
Religion:
These days, when term of “Islam” is confused with terror, the role of Muslim orators in
Kazakhstan is important. Religious extremist groups conduct active propaganda among the population spreading extremist Islamic literature. The way nation can oppose this is to have educated orator imams who can protest.
Law:
Oratory is a vital component in the modern legal system. Oratory in court cases comes both from speaking skills and a deep knowledge of the law, used to highlight oftentimes seemingly minute points that can be spun into case-changing arguments depending on the skill of the orator.
Politics:
Oratory can also make or break political careers. Politicians with polished oratory skills have been able to sway the public or other politicians over key issues and build popular support for their side.
Ceremony:
Kazakh national ceremonies are closely connected with folklore. Giving toasts or wishes in beautiful words is highly
Oratory is the highest form of the communication. Orators were celebrities in their society, and rhetoric, the art of the spoken word, was a strongly valued element of the classical education in Greece. Highly educated Greeks used to have strong rhetorical training, more or less the same scheme Kazakhs used to have. Stock phrases, proverbs, and maxims were memorized and employed when needed to make a speech …show more content…
At that time khanate was under control of Tauke khan, who increased the authority of biys by dividing khanate to provinces and assigning biys to govern them. He set up the law system called Zhety Zhargy in cooperation with biys.
After Russian conquest Kazakhs who had oratory craftsmanship tried to oppose against unfair laws. Makhambet Otemisuly was one of the examples of how fiery speeches could come against injustice. This kind of opposing views led to the emersion of opposing oratory which is very convenient in terms of democracy. But at that time (1836-1838) democracy was not the policy of the Russian Empire. Their principle was to interrupt the protests at the beginning, so that the viewpoints do not unite and become a great power. After the establishment of the Soviet Union situation didn’t really change. Everything that was printed, written or said was examined and checked for the hostility. But the experience with the power of oratory among Kazakhs taught the government to use it when it is needed. During the World War II Soviet Union needed to be unified and be soaked with patriotic idea. Since not enough Kazakhs were literate, orators could play important role in the propagation of fiery words. The role of Zhambyl Zhabayev in this process was crucial. He was …show more content…
Kazakh oratory is the part of everyday life. What you said is still examined, but it is mainly because of extremist propaganda. The nation is still away from word freedom. But maybe it is for the better. Today, Kazakh women have the same opportunities as men, this can lead to have more opinions.
Kazakh oratory has found its uses in different aspects of live.
Religion:
These days, when term of “Islam” is confused with terror, the role of Muslim orators in
Kazakhstan is important. Religious extremist groups conduct active propaganda among the population spreading extremist Islamic literature. The way nation can oppose this is to have educated orator imams who can protest.
Law:
Oratory is a vital component in the modern legal system. Oratory in court cases comes both from speaking skills and a deep knowledge of the law, used to highlight oftentimes seemingly minute points that can be spun into case-changing arguments depending on the skill of the orator.
Politics:
Oratory can also make or break political careers. Politicians with polished oratory skills have been able to sway the public or other politicians over key issues and build popular support for their side.
Ceremony:
Kazakh national ceremonies are closely connected with folklore. Giving toasts or wishes in beautiful words is highly