RSS 1.0Oral tradition, volume 06, number 1 (January 1991)
Table of Contents
- Cover
- Front Matter
- Editor's Column
- About the Authors (Back Matter)
- Articles
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Folk Traditions in Serbo-Croatian Literary Culture
by Svetozar Koljević -
The Evolution of an Oral Tradition: Race-Calling in Canterbury, New Zealand
by Koenraad Kuiper -
Serial Defamation in Two Medieval Tales: The Icelandic Oelkofra Thattir and the Irish Scela Mucce Meic Datho
by William Sayers -
There's Nothing Natural About Natural Conversation: A Look at Dialogue in Fiction and Drama
by Ryan Bishop -
Compound Diction and Traditional Style in Beowulf and Genesis A
by Jeffrey Alan Mazo -
Phemius' Last Stand: The Impact of Occasion on Tradition in the Odyssey
by Carol Dougherty -
Tradition, But What Tradition and For Whom?
by Ruth Finnegan -
Toward an Evolutionary Ontology of Beauty
by Frederick Turner -
The Oral Aesthetic and the Bicameral Mind
by Carl Lindahl -
Literary Aesthetics in Oral Art
by Robert Kellogg
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Phemius' Last Stand: The Impact of Occasion on Tradition in the Odyssey
(1991-01)When Odysseus and Telemachus finally take their stand against the suitors in Book XXII of the Odyssey, Phemius, the poet who has been entertaining the suitors in Ithaca during Odysseus' absence, makes a single attempt to ... -
Tradition, But What Tradition and For Whom?
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The Evolution of an Oral Tradition: Race-Calling in Canterbury, New Zealand
(1991-01)The roots of the contemporary study of oral tradition lie in the German Romantic movement, for example in the work of great collectors of oral folklore such as the Grimms. But collecting folklore is one thing; understanding ... -
Compound Diction and Traditional Style in Beowulf and Genesis A
(1991-01)One of the most striking features of Anglo-Saxon alliterative poetry is the extraordinary richness of the vocabulary. Many words appear only in poetry; almost every poem contains words, usually nominal or adjectival ... -
Editor's column (Oral Tradition, 6/1 (1991)
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Front matter (Oral Tradition, 6/1, 1991)
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About the authors (Oral Tradition, 6/1, 1991)
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Literary Aesthetics in Oral Art
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The Oral Aesthetic and the Bicameral Mind
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Toward an Evolutionary Ontology of Beauty
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There's Nothing Natural About Natural Conversation: A Look at Dialogue in Fiction and Drama
(1991-01)While discussing some of the ideas presented in this paper, a colleague mentioned that after reading David Mamet's play Glengarry Glen Ross, he thought to himself that the dialogue in the play portrayed the way people ... -
Cover (Oral Tradition, 6/1, 1991)
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