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Highland fairy legends

James MacDougall

1978

Speaking volumes

Janet Watson

2001

Spinning lives

Luciana Aguiar Bittencourt

1996

Legends, traditions and history in medieval England

Antonia Gransden

1992

Archery at the Dark of the Moon

Norman Austin

1975

Oral literature of the Luo

Simon Okumba Miruka

2001

Sundiata

Djibril Tamsir Niane, D T Niane, G. D. Pickett, DjiBril Tamsir Niane et al.

1965

The growth of literature

H. Munro Chadwick, Norah Kershaw Chadwick

1932

The Pursuit of Justice and Jewish Law

Michael J. Broyde

1996

The humming tree

Norman Toby Simms

1992

Liberating voices

Gayl Jones

1991

Theories of sickness and misfortune among the Hadandowa Beja of the Sudan

Frode F. Jacobsen

1998

Saying isn't believing

Gary Reginald Butler

1990

Storytelling in Northern Zambia

Robert Cancel

2013

Homer's winged words

Steve Reece

2009

The poetics of supplication

Kevin Crotty

1994

Orality and Literacy

Walter J. Ong

1982

Story, performance, and event

Richard Bauman

1986

The oral tradition

Dewey W. Chambers

1977

Showing signs of violence

Kenneth M. George

1996

Storytelling encyclopedia

Marion Sader, David Adams Leeming

1997

Charms of the Gaels

Carmichael, Alexander

1992

The Native American Oral Tradition

Lois J. Einhorn

2000

Verbal art in San Blas

Joel Sherzer

1990

The singing tradition of Child's popular ballads

Bertrand Harris Bronson

1976

Writing aloud

Nancy M. Bradbury

1998

Epic singers and oral tradition

Albert Bates Lord

1991

Imagining Serengeti

Jan Bender Shetler

2007

The singer of tales

Albert Bates Lord

1960

Huron and Wyandot mythology

Pierre Beaucage, Marius Barbeau

1915

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