Oral Tradition Journal

Epics Along the Silk Roads

Oral Tradition Volume 11, Number 1

March 1996

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Transformations of Epic Time and Space: Creating the World’s Creation in Kalevala-metric Poetry

by Lotte Tarkka

Kudaman: An Oral Epic in the Palawan Highlands

by Nicole Revel

Epics in the Oral Genre System of Tulunadu

by B.A. Viveka Rai

The Mechanisms of Epic Plot and the Mongolian Geseriad

by S. Ju. Nekljudov

From Classical to Postclassical: Changing Ideologies and Changing Epics in India

by Petteri Koskikallio

Introduction
Epics along the Silk Roads: Mental Texts, Performance, and Written Codification

by Lauri Honko

Epic and Identity: National, Regional, Communal, Individual

by Lauri Honko

The Present State of the Mongolian Epic and Some Topics for Future Research

by Walter Heissig

Epos and National Identity: Transformations and Incarnations

by Lauri Harvilahti

G.J. Ramstedt as a Recorder of Khalkha Epics

by Harry Halén

Caucasian Epics: Textualist Principles in Publishing

by Alla Alieva

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