The aim of this dissertation is to make a contribution to the analysis of Basque oral poetry by proposing a taxonomy for the study of contemporary performances. It uses the main approaches and views that have shaped the interdisciplinary field of oral traditions since the beginning of the 20th century. The theoretical framework in which the taxonomy is housed is based on a collection of academic works, some of them created for the analysis of oral poetry in general, some of them specialised in the study of Bertsolaritza. The dissertation defines the communication unit of the taxonomy, it describes its main facets or dimensions, and it also offers a detailed explanation of all the taxa of the classification. A last section remarks on the ...
Prior to 1879, only 102 books were produced in Euskara and only four of those were literary (Lasagab...
Presents contributions of leading scholars to the field of orally improvised poetry. Includes papers...
I shall consider in this paper the kind of oral poetry that was called cantus amoebaeus1 by the Roma...
This paper aims to picture the art of Basque poetic improvization - Bertsolaritza - as a specific so...
This paper aims to picture the art of Basque poetic improvization - Bertsolaritza - as a specific so...
In this article I analyze Basque oral poetry, or bertsolaritza, by four poets who live in the United...
This doctoral thesis deals with bertsolaritza - Basque poetic improvization - in its relation to lan...
Abstract Sung, extempore verse-making in Basque (hereafter referred to as bertsolaritza, as it is kn...
This study analyzes the improvisational styles of four Basque bertsolaris who live and perform in th...
This article is based on a project commissioned in 2005 by the Euskal Herriko Bertsozale Elkartea an...
Imagine selling 13,025 tickets for oral poetry. Imagine further an entire 6-7 hours of live performa...
In today's world, where so many languages disappear every day, the survival of Euskara, the Basque l...
This paper analyzes the relevance of bertsolaritza—the art of sung improvised poetry in Basque in fr...
According to Azurmendi, the myth of the immemorial origin of bertsolaritza1 comes from Manuel Lekuon...
In today’s world, where so many languages disappear every day, the survival of Euskara, the Basque l...
Prior to 1879, only 102 books were produced in Euskara and only four of those were literary (Lasagab...
Presents contributions of leading scholars to the field of orally improvised poetry. Includes papers...
I shall consider in this paper the kind of oral poetry that was called cantus amoebaeus1 by the Roma...
This paper aims to picture the art of Basque poetic improvization - Bertsolaritza - as a specific so...
This paper aims to picture the art of Basque poetic improvization - Bertsolaritza - as a specific so...
In this article I analyze Basque oral poetry, or bertsolaritza, by four poets who live in the United...
This doctoral thesis deals with bertsolaritza - Basque poetic improvization - in its relation to lan...
Abstract Sung, extempore verse-making in Basque (hereafter referred to as bertsolaritza, as it is kn...
This study analyzes the improvisational styles of four Basque bertsolaris who live and perform in th...
This article is based on a project commissioned in 2005 by the Euskal Herriko Bertsozale Elkartea an...
Imagine selling 13,025 tickets for oral poetry. Imagine further an entire 6-7 hours of live performa...
In today's world, where so many languages disappear every day, the survival of Euskara, the Basque l...
This paper analyzes the relevance of bertsolaritza—the art of sung improvised poetry in Basque in fr...
According to Azurmendi, the myth of the immemorial origin of bertsolaritza1 comes from Manuel Lekuon...
In today’s world, where so many languages disappear every day, the survival of Euskara, the Basque l...
Prior to 1879, only 102 books were produced in Euskara and only four of those were literary (Lasagab...
Presents contributions of leading scholars to the field of orally improvised poetry. Includes papers...
I shall consider in this paper the kind of oral poetry that was called cantus amoebaeus1 by the Roma...