Eastern European Historical Epics

Nikolina Dobreva

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Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies Comparative and World Literature Central European Literary Studies

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Genre The Historical Epic Eastern European Epics: Generic Conventions Western Europe and the Ottoman Empire in Eastern European Epics Eastern European Epics: Local Specificity of the Genre Conclusion Notes References

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