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LOCATION:Freie Universität Berlin Habelschwerdter Allee 45\,  14195 Berlin
SUMMARY:Homer\,  the Balkans\,  and the World: Milman Parry\,  Albert Bates Lord\,  and the Oral-Formulaic Imaginary
DESCRIPTION:The first person to argue systematically for ‘Homer’ as an 
 oral traditional poet was American classicist Milman Parry\,  who linked Ho
 meric epic’s formulaic structure to the performances of South Slavic gus
 lars (poets who sang improvised compositions accompanied by the stringed i
 nstrument gusle). Parry immersed himself amongst its singers between 1933â
 €“35 in sites corresponding[..]\nhttps://literaturwissenschaft-berlin.de/ev
 ents/homer-the-balkans-and-the-world-milman-parry-albert-bates-lord-and-the
 -oral-formulaic-imaginary/
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