Traditional Oral Epic |
Preface |
![]() | One Traditional Oral Poetics |
![]() | Two Comparability of the Documents |
![]() | Three Comparative Prosody |
• | Prologus |
• | Method |
• | The Indo-European Question |
• | Prosody and Prosodies |
• | Prosody and Formulaic Structure: Their Interrelationship |
![]() | The Homeric Hexameter |
![]() | The Junacki Deseterac (Heroic Decasyllable) |
![]() | The Old English Alliterative Line |
• | Coda |
![]() | Four Traditional Phraseology in the Odyssey |
![]() | Five Traditional Phraseology in the Serbo-Croatian Return Song |
![]() | Six Traditional Phraseology in Beowulf and Old English Poetry |
![]() | Seven Thematic Structure in the Odyssey |
![]() | Eight Thematic Structure in the Serbo-Croatian Return Song |
![]() | Nine Thematic Structure in Beowulf and Old English Poetry |
![]() | Ten Story-Pattern in the Serbo-Croatian Return Song |
Eleven Conclusion |
![]() | Appendix |
References |
![]() | Index |