TAPA · 2015 · 38 citations · 74 references
HumanitiesClassicsLiteratureMythologyOral TraditionTextual CriticismEpic PoeticsEpic PoetryEpic TraditionHomeric EpicMythological NarrativePoeticsHomeric DiscourseHomeric OralityHomeric PoetryHomeric Textual CriticismHomeric Theology
summary: The textualized versions of Homeric epic that stemmed from a process of dictation should be understood as co-creations of the poet, scribe, and collector. The evidence provided by numerous modern-day instances of the textualization of an oral traditional work supports this inference.
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