"Throughout history, human beings have always been concerned with developing procedures and techniques in order to analyze, record, store, and retr...

"Throughout history, human beings have always been concerned with developing procedures and techniques in order to analyze, record, store, and retrieve information. The organization of knowledge and its representation became increasingly urgent as the volume of information increased." (LIMA, 200). The transmission of knowledge has always been an important point in all civilizations. Regarding this, it is correct to affirm:


1. To this day, oral tradition is the only means of perpetuating the customs and traditions of a people.
2. People have never been concerned with strategies that would allow them to transmit their teachings.
3. Speech emerges as the first mode of transmitting knowledge from one generation to another.
4. Written records emerge as a way to regulate what was right and wrong in the knowledge that was socialized.
5. The advent of printing and the mass production of books, newspapers, and magazines have imprisoned knowledge on paper and ended oral transmission.