Add to ORKGWith this issue, we mourn the passing of John Miles Foley, dear teacher, scholar, colleague, and friend. Yet we also celebrate his life and his legacy, and we invite you to join us as we continue his unwavering commitment to inclusivity, plurality, and forward thinking that has guided this journal so productively from its inception and now enables further progress into a largely uncharted and unwritten future.Issue title: In Memoriam John Miles Foley January 22, 1947-May 3, 2012. Compiled and edited by the current editorial staff. Quotations marks removed to ensure alphabetical order. Difference as follows; "With This Issue . . ." : A Record of Oral Traditio
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Eleven years ago the journal was founded to provide a forum for comparative exchange, a kind of "pit...
My contribution to this Festschrift for Professor John Miles Foley has its origin in an experimental...
With this issue Oral Tradition offers a somewhat different vantage point on its subject matter: some...
With this issue of Oral Tradition we offer our readership a highly diverse group of articles that tr...
We are thrilled to present Oral Tradition 26.2, a special issue dedicated with deepest admiration to...
May 3, 2013 marked the first anniversary of the loss of John Miles Foley and a period of mourning at...
In honor of John's 65th birthday and his recent retirement (though a retirement largely in name only...
With this issue Oral Tradition presents seven vistas onto the communicative spaces that the traditio...
Oral Tradition for 2003 presents something quite different from its usual contents. Over this and th...
Oral Tradition for 2003 presents something quite different from its usual contents. Over this and th...
With this issue Oral Tradition reaches a milestone: its tenth birthday. A decade ago quite a number ...
Let me start this editor's column with an invitation before the menu. As always, we seek to publish ...
With the present issue, Oral Tradition begins its twenty-third year of publication. We are happy to ...
In the current issue of Oral Tradition we offer seven articles that collectively represent the origi...
Habitual readers of Oral Tradition know that an informed predilection for open disciplinary borders ...
Eleven years ago the journal was founded to provide a forum for comparative exchange, a kind of "pit...
My contribution to this Festschrift for Professor John Miles Foley has its origin in an experimental...
With this issue Oral Tradition offers a somewhat different vantage point on its subject matter: some...
With this issue of Oral Tradition we offer our readership a highly diverse group of articles that tr...