Ballad Textual Variation
Ballad Textual Variation is a scholarly construct in the field of ballad studies that identifies and analyzes the divergent textual forms of a ballad across different historical transmissions, distinguished by alterations in linguistic, structural, or thematic elements arising from oral, literary, or performative adaptation processes.
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Brian Newbould, Marjorie Wing Hirsch · The Musical Times · 1993 · 65 citations
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