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Oral tradition

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Writing aloud

Nancy M. Bradbury

1998

Imagining Serengeti

Jan Bender Shetler

2007

Epic singers and oral tradition

Albert Bates Lord

1991

The singer of tales

Albert Bates Lord

1960

Huron and Wyandot mythology

Pierre Beaucage, Marius Barbeau

1915

Performing dreams

Laura R. Graham

1995

Tradition and design in the Iliad

Maurice Bowra

1950

The Medieval professional reader at work

Kathryn Kerby-Fulton, Maidie Hilmo

2001

Maître de la parole

Camara Laye

1984

Memory and manuscript

Birger Gerhardsson

1961

Carmina Gadelica

Elizabeth Catherine Carmichael Watson, Watson James Carmichael, Carmichael, Alexander

1900

The Walking People

Paula Underwood

1993

The power of the porch

Trudier Harris, Trudier Harris-Lopez

1996

Prologue to Greek literacy

Eric Alfred Havelock

1971

The epic in Africa

Isidore Okpewho

1979

Tracing Southern Storytelling in Black and White

Sarah Gilbreath Ford

2014

Amkoullel, the Fula Boy

Jeanne Garane, Amadou Hampâté Bâ

2021

Cree narrative memory

Neal McLeod

2007

The nursery rhymes of England

James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps

1843

Folk tale, fiction and saga in the Homeric epics

Rhys Carpenter

1946

Form and fable in American fiction

Daniel G. Hoffman

1961

A contemporary Celtic prayer book

Fitzgerald, William

1998

The Poem in the Story

Harold Scheub

2002

The Triumph of the Sea Gods

Steven Sora

2007

Popular romances of the west of England

Robert Hunt

1865

Women's voices in a man's world

Lidwien Kapteijns

1999

Memory in oral traditions

David C. Rubin

1995

The complete voice & speech workout

Janet B. Rodgers

2002

The interface between the written and the oral

Jack Goody

1987

Red earth, white lies

Vine Deloria, Deloria, Jr., Jr.

1997

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