Guslar Tradition
The Guslar Tradition is a methodological construct in oral poetry studies that identifies the hereditary practice of epic song performance by Balkan bards, particularly the South Slavic guslari, who compose and transmit narrative verse orally through formulaic language and improvisational techniques within a communal, pre-literate cultural framework.
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Dennis Tedlock · New Literary History · 1977 · 79 citations
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Individual Poet and Epic Tradition: Homer as Legendary Singer
John Miles Foley · Arethusa · 1998 · 32 citations
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The Formulaic Quality of Spontaneous Sermons
Bruce A. Rosenberg · Journal of American Folklore · 1970 · 29 citations
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University at Buffalo, State University of New York, United States
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NLH · 1 publications · 79 citations
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