The epic song (históriás ének) is the most prevalent and representative expression of the Hungarian poetry of the 16th century, and it was intended to be recited with musical accompaniment. During the second half of the century these epic songs (rewritings of antique texts, short stories and novels written in verse) were performer at the noble courts where the audience was still inexperienced in literature and well disposed towards the oral communication. These songs were stylistically made according to the expectations of that audience: they contain a remarkable quantity of formulaic iterations and constructions, repeated locutions, etc. even if the rhetorical structure of these texts slowly surpasses the limits of the formulaic style. ...
Certain types of introductory formulas typical of klephtic epic songs are synoptically demonstrated ...
According to the Enzyklopädie des Märchens, the characteristics of oral ballads in the European trad...
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This article presents a computer-based stichometric analysis of 26 Hungarian historical songs from t...
This article tries to show that the formulaic diction on the level of verse line and formulaic patte...
The formula used in medieval epic poetry is a structure in flux. Developments in the spoken language...
Studies of oral composition in epic poetry have traditionally focused on textual analyses. However, ...
A recent annotated bibliography on oral-formulaic theory and research by J. M. Foley lists “more tha...
ABSTRACT: This article reviews the works that have analyzed from different perspectives the formular...
The purpose of this study is to consider the extent to which the text of the medieval French epic, L...
The Faroese “Nibelung cycle” includes three ballads, viz. Regin Smith, Brinhild, and Högni. Prior to...
This thesis addresses the general issue of formulaic variation in early Greek epic – not formulaic c...
This master's thesis examines formulaic language patterns in Middle High German legal texts ('charte...
Introduction. The article considers the structure and variety of fixed collocations in the “Livonian...
Certain types of introductory formulas typical of klephtic epic songs are synoptically demonstrat...
Certain types of introductory formulas typical of klephtic epic songs are synoptically demonstrated ...
According to the Enzyklopädie des Märchens, the characteristics of oral ballads in the European trad...
Processing Note: Title and author name did not copy correctly. Both should contain special character...
This article presents a computer-based stichometric analysis of 26 Hungarian historical songs from t...
This article tries to show that the formulaic diction on the level of verse line and formulaic patte...
The formula used in medieval epic poetry is a structure in flux. Developments in the spoken language...
Studies of oral composition in epic poetry have traditionally focused on textual analyses. However, ...
A recent annotated bibliography on oral-formulaic theory and research by J. M. Foley lists “more tha...
ABSTRACT: This article reviews the works that have analyzed from different perspectives the formular...
The purpose of this study is to consider the extent to which the text of the medieval French epic, L...
The Faroese “Nibelung cycle” includes three ballads, viz. Regin Smith, Brinhild, and Högni. Prior to...
This thesis addresses the general issue of formulaic variation in early Greek epic – not formulaic c...
This master's thesis examines formulaic language patterns in Middle High German legal texts ('charte...
Introduction. The article considers the structure and variety of fixed collocations in the “Livonian...
Certain types of introductory formulas typical of klephtic epic songs are synoptically demonstrat...
Certain types of introductory formulas typical of klephtic epic songs are synoptically demonstrated ...
According to the Enzyklopädie des Märchens, the characteristics of oral ballads in the European trad...
Processing Note: Title and author name did not copy correctly. Both should contain special character...