Oral Tradition Volume 14, Number 2October 1999
Table of Contents
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“Ah ain’t heard whut do tex’ wuz”: The (Il)legitimate Textuality of Old English and Black English by Michael Saenger |
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A Treasury of Formulaic Narrative: the Persian Popular Romance Hosein-e Kord by Ulrich Marzolph |
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Epea Pteroenta (“Winged Words”) by Françoise Létoublon |
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Serial Repetition in Homer and the “Poetics of Talk”: A Case Study from the Odyssey by Elizabeth Minchin |
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Oral-Formulaic Approaches to Coptic Hymnography by Leslie MacCoull |
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The Inscription of Charms in Anglo-Saxon Manuscripts by Lea Olsan |
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Speakerly Women and Scribal Men by Christine Neufeld |
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Writing as Relic: The Use of Oral Discourse to Interpret Written Texts in the Old French La Queste del Saint by Lisa Robeson |
