Oral tradition, volume 10, number 2 (October 1995)
Table of Contents
- Cover
- Front Matter
- Editor's Column
- About the Authors (Back Matter)
- Articles
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Immanence and Immanent Truth
by John H. McDowell -
Generic and Racial Appropriation in Victoria Howard's "The Honorable Milt"
by Jarold Ramsey -
Narrative Tradition in Early Greek Oral Poetry and Vase Painting
by E.A. Mackay -
Chaucer New Painted (1623):
Three Hundred Proverbs in Performance Context
by Betsy Bowden -
Word, Breath, and Vomit: Oral Competition in Old English and Old Norse Literature
by Robin Waugh -
Oral Register in the Biblical Libretto: Towards a Biblical Poetic
by Susan Niditch -
Language, Memory, and Sense Perception in the Religious and Technological Culture of Antiquity and the Middle Ages
by Werner H. Kelber -
Review Essay:
The Fornaldarsögur: Stephen Mitchell's Contribution
by Jesse Byock
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