Oral Tradition Journal

Performance Literature (2)

Oral Tradition Volume 20, Number 2

October 2005

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The How of Literature

by Ruth Finnegan

The Culture of Play: Kabuki and the Production of Texts

by Andrew Gerstle

Performance, Visuality, and Textuality: The Case of Japanese Poetry

by Haruo Shirane

From Oral Performance to Paper-Text to Cyber-Edition

by John Miles Foley

Text and Performance in Africa

by Karen Barber

On the Concept of “Definitive Text” in Somali Poetry

by Martin Orwin

My Mother Has a Television, Does Yours? Transformation and Secularization in an Ewe Funeral Drum Tradition

by James Burns

The Many Shapes of Medieval Chinese Plays: How Texts Are Transformed to Meet the Needs of Actors, Spectators, Censors, and Readers

by Wilt Idema

Textual Representations of the Sixteenth-Century Chinese Drama Yuzan ji (The Jade Hairpin)

by Andrew Lo

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