Oral tradition, volume 31, number 2 (October 2017) - Parallelism in Verbal Art and Performance

Table of Contents

• Cover
• Front Matter
• Editor's Column
• About the Authors (Back Matter)
• Articles
• Parallelism in Verbal Art and Performance: An Introduction
  by Frog, Lotte Tarkka
• Remembering and Recreating Origins: The Transformation of a Tradition of Canonical Parallelism among the Rotenese of Eastern Indonesia
  by James J. Fox
• "Word upon a Word": Parallelism, Meaning, and Emergent Structure in Kalevala-meter Poetry
  by Lotte Tarkka
• "The Language of Gods": The Pragmatics of Bilingual Parallelism in Ritual Ch'orti' Maya Discourse
  by Kerry Hull
• Parallelism and the Composition of Oral Narratives in Banda Eli
  by Timo Kaartinen
• Parallelism and Musical Structures in Ingrian and Karelian Oral Poetry
  by Kati Kallio
• Poetic Parallelism and Working Memory
  by Nigel Fabb
• Parallelism in the Hanvueng: A Zhuang Verse Epic from West-Central Guangxi in Southern China
  by David Holm
• "Said a Word, Uttered Thus": Structures and Functions of Parallelism in Arhippa Perttunen's Poems
  by Jukka Saarinen
• Parallelism and Orders of Signification (Parallelism Dynamics I)
  by Frog
• Parallelism in Karelian Laments
  by Eila Stepanova
• Prayers for the Community: Parallelism and Performance in San Juan Quiahije Eastern Chatino
  by Hilaria Cruz
• Parallelism in Arandic Song-Poetry
  by Myfany Tuprin
• Twin Constellations: Parallelism and Stance in Stand-Up Comedy
  by Antti Lindfors
• Multimedial Parallelism in Ritual Performance (Parallelism Dynamics II)
  by Frog