Oral Traditions and the Verbal Arts: A Guide to Research Practices

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Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Oral History, Memory, Narrative Analysis Arts and Performance Studies

Abstract

1. Introduction: scope and terminology 2. Theoretical Perspectives 3. Some Prior Issues and Practicalities 4. Collecting, Recording and Creating Texts: preliminaries and mechanics 5. Observing and Analysing Performance 6. Production, Functions and Ideas 7. Genres and Boundaries 8. Analysing and Comparing Texts: style, structure and content 9. Texts in Process: translation, transcription and presentation 10. Ethics.

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