Oral Texts, Traditional Texts: Poetics and Critical Methods*
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Auteurs : John Miles FoleySource :
- Canadian-American Slavic Studies [ 0090-8290 ] ; 1981.
English descriptors
- Entity :
- org : American Folklore, Cambridge University, Canada, Ltd, Cornell University, Gale Research Co, Greece, Yugoslavia, Harvard University, National Archives and Records, Russia/Soviet Union, Slavica Publishers, Inc., Stanford University, The University, University of Missouri-Columbia.
- pers : A. M. Snodgrass, A. Question, Alain Renoir, Albert B. Lord, Albert Lord, Alice Garrigue, Andrej Kodjak, B. Oral, Barbara K. Halpern, Barbara Kerewsky, Benjamin A. Stolz, Charles A. Ward, Charles S. Sampson, D. Landa, D. Niles, D. S. Mirsky, Daniel Weissbort, Donald E. Pienkos, E. Csicseri-Ronay, E. Synchronic, F. Grannes, Francis Child, Georges Dumezil, German Hildebrandslied, Gregory Nagy, H. Stubbings, Herbert A. Strauss, In, Indiana Univ, J. A. Davison, J. B. Wace, J. Dane, J. Duggan, Jean Breuillard, Jeff Opland, Joel M. Halpern, K. G. Saur, Leon Tolstoi, Leonid Tchertkov, Literature, Loren C. Gruber, Michael J. Connolly, Michael Paul, Miles Foley, Nagy, Ny Se, P. Creed, Parry, Parry Collection, Peter Morley, Peter Owen, Philip Shashko, R. G. A. Guide, R. Oldenbroug, Richard, Roman Breviary, Ruth Finnegan, Sage Publications, Samuel G. Armistead, See, T. S. Eliot, Tradition, W. W. Parks, Walter J. Ong, Wolf Dietrich, Wolfgang Iser.
- place : Albany, America, Athens, Austria, Baltimore, Belgrade, Bergen, Berkeley, Beverly Hills, Budapest, Calif., Cambridge, Canada, Columbus, Copenhagen, D.C., Detroit, Edinburgh, Exeter, Greece, Hungary, Innsbruck, Iowa City, Leeds, Leningrad, Los Angeles, Mass., Moscow, New Haven, Pittsburgh, Russia, Serbia, Soviet City, St. Petersburg, Tromso, Washington, Weltstadt, Wiesbaden, York.
- Teeft :
- Ancient greek, Andrej kodjak, Balkan epic, Barbara kerewsky halpern, Berkley peabody, California press, Canadian institute, Classical world, Comparative criticism, Comparative mythology, Comparative study, Cornell university press, Diachronic, Diachronic context, Diachronic perspective, Different era, English epic beowulf, English magical charm, English poem, English poetic canon, English seafarer, English verse, Epic, Epic genre, Epic tradition, Essential idea, Formulaic test, Fundamental issue, Gale research, Generic, Generic context, Genre, Gregory nagy, Harvard univ, Harvard university, Heroic song, Historical perspective, Homeric greek, Homeric hexameter, Homeric odyssey, Homeric style, Idiolectal tradition, Immediate context, Independent feature, Literary criticism, Literary history, Literary work, Local tradition, Manuscript history, Manuscript text, Metrical, Metrical context, Mile foley, Monograph, Much more, Narrative structure, Oral, Oral epic, Oral literature, Oral literature research, Oral material, Oral text, Oral tradition, Oral traditional, Oral traditional characteristic, Oral traditional feature, Oral traditional literature, Oral work, Orality, Original definition, Original language, Other hand, Other literature, Other singer, Other tradition, Pittsburgh press, Poetic tradition, Poetics, Present state, Printing office, Proper context, Prosody, Reading program, Reading traditional text, Repertoire, Return song, Ropstvo, Ruth finnegan, Seafarer, Second step, Slavica, Slavica publisher, Slavonic, Slavonic language, Story pattern, Successful reading, Synchronic, Synchronic context, Third edition, Traditional context, Traditional feature, Traditional form, Traditional patterning, Traditional text, Ukrainian study, Uncertain provenance, Unitary document, Univ, University press, Unlettered singer, Various kind, Wedding song, Yugoslav tradition.
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DOI: 10.1163/221023981X00093
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