Kampos: Cambridge Papers in Modern Greek, Issue 7Modern Greek Section, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages, University of Cambridge, 1999 |
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... narrators , who knew many tales , the men were called " para- mythades " and the women " paramythoudes " .5 As part of his study Adamantiou also published one version of a tale told by a male informant , and four variants of the same ...
... narrators , who knew many tales , the men were called " para- mythades " and the women " paramythoudes " .5 As part of his study Adamantiou also published one version of a tale told by a male informant , and four variants of the same ...
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... narrators , those with the widest repertoire , were the old people . They also had the necessary authority and 28 29 Letter dated Kos 20 October 1905 . I share this opinion with Antonis Chatzinikolaou , who has published a study and a ...
... narrators , those with the widest repertoire , were the old people . They also had the necessary authority and 28 29 Letter dated Kos 20 October 1905 . I share this opinion with Antonis Chatzinikolaou , who has published a study and a ...
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... narrators need nothing but an outline of the plot or the raw material , and from that they form their own tales . Skills learned as a basis are the technique of composition , the traditional ways of storytelling , and the proper ...
... narrators need nothing but an outline of the plot or the raw material , and from that they form their own tales . Skills learned as a basis are the technique of composition , the traditional ways of storytelling , and the proper ...
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problems of defining | 1 |
Women and gender roles in Modern Greek folktales | 21 |
a question of | 43 |
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