دانلود کتاب Medieval Oral Literature

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List of Contributors\nPreface\nAbbreviations\nNote on Transliteration\nINTRODUCTION\n 1 Plotting the Map of Medieval Oral Literature\nPART I: CONCEPTS AND APPROACHES\n 2 Oral Theory and Medieval Literature\n 3 The Written Word in Context: The Early Middle Ages\n 4 Orality and Literacy: The Case of Anglo-Saxon England\n 5 Performance and Performers\n 6 Oral Poetics: The Linguistics and Stylistics of Orality\n 7 Oral Literature, Ritual, and the Dialectics of Performance\nPART II: TRADITIONS AND GENRES\n 8 Older Germanic Poetry, with a Note on the Icelandic Sagas\n 9 Oral Tradition and Performance in Medieval Ireland\n 10 Medieval German Literature: Literacy, Orality and Semi-Orality\n 11 Middle English Romances and the Oral Tradition\n 12 The Chanson de geste and Orality\n 13 The Italian Cantari between Orality and Writing\n 14 Court Poetry, Village Verse: Romanian Oral Epic in the Medieval World\n 15 Hispanic Epic and Ballad\n 16 The Late-Medieval Ballad\n 17 Medieval Greek Epic Poetry\n 18 The Song of Igor and its Medieval Context in Russian Oral Poetry\n 19 Oral Traditions in a Literate Society: The Hebrew Literature of the Middle Ages\n 20 Woman’s Song in Medieval Western Europe\n 21 Popular Song and the Middle English Lyric\n 22 The Pastourelle as a Popular Genre\n 23 Andalusī-Arabic Strophic Poetry as an Example of Literary Hybridization: Ibn Quzmān’s ‘Zajal 147’ (The Poet’s Reluctant Repentance)\n 24 Orality and the Tradition of Arabic Epic Storytelling\n 25 Orality in Medieval Persian Literature\n 26 Medieval Turkish Epic and Popular Narrative\n 27 Dramatic Pastime, Custom and Entertainment\nNotes on the Illustrations\nIndex