Oral Tradition Volume 18, Number 2October 2003

Table of Contents

Pan-Hispanic Oral Tradition by Samuel G. Armistead

Oral Traditions in Greater Mexico by Marcia Farr

Folktales by Isabel Cardigos

Portuguese Narrative Poetry by J. J. Dias Marques

Oral Tradition: A Definition by Carlos Nogueira

Oral Tradition as a Worldwide Phenomenon by J. M. Pedrosa

Towards Greater Collaboration in Oral Tradition Studies by Suzanne H. Petersen

Medieval Spanish and Judeo-Spanish by John Zemke

Thoughts on Oral Tradition by Mary-Ann Constantine

From Storytelling to Sermons: The Oral Narrative Tradition of Wales by Sioned Davies

Oral Tradition in Medieval Welsh Poetry: 1100-1600 by Dafydd Johnston

Fighting Words by Joseph Falaky Nagy

Orality in a Norse-Icelandic Perspective by Michael Chesnutt

Folklore and Oral Tradition by Lauri Harvilahti

Reconstructing Old Norse Tradition by Stephen Mitchell

Medieval Icelandic Studies by Gísli Sigurðsson

Medieval English Oral Tradition by Mark C. Amodio

How the Beowulf Poet Composed His Poem by Robert Payson Creed

Medieval Voices by Lori Ann Garner

Oral Traditional Approaches to Old English Verse by Heather Maring

Prizes From the Borderlands by John D. Niles

Looking for an Echo: The Oral Tradition in Anglo-Saxon Literature by Andy Orchard

Balochi Oral Tradition by Sabir Badalkhan

Oral Narrative Studies in China by Mark Bender

Minority Oral Tradition in China by Naran Bilik

Korean p’ansori Narrative by Chan Park

Classical Persian by Olga Merck Davidson

Turkic Oral Epic by Karl Reichl

A Living Shamanistic Oral Tradition: Ifugao hudhud, the Philippines by Maria V. Stanyukovich

Performing Off Stage: Oral Tradition Under the Radar by Robert Cochran

Oral Tradition by Thomas A. DuBois

Oral Theory and Medieval German Poetry by Edward R. Haymes

Oral Tradition in Linguistics by Joshua T. Katz

Oral Traditions in Performance by Della Pollock

Poetics and Translation Studies by Burton Raffel

The Search for Wisdom in Native American Narratives and Classical Scholarship by William Schneider

The Popular Ballad and Oral Tradition by Mary Ellen Brown

The Implicated Ballad by William Bernard McCarthy

Ballads and Bad Quartos: Oral Tradition and the English Literary Historian by Tom Pettitt