Rethinking the Ideal of the Educated Person: An Alternative from the Maranao-Filipino Oral Epic DarangenJeffrey Ayala Milligan · Journal of Thought · 2000

Rethinking the Genre Question: The <i>Cantar de mio Cid</i> as Heroic Epic, Carnival and Sentimental MelodramaThomas, Michael D. · La corónica: A Journal of Medieval Hispanic Languages, Literatures, and Cultures · 2005

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The Last DutyIsidore Okpewho · African Arts · 1973

Letters to the EditorIsidore Okpewho, Mazisi Kunene, Sudhakar R. Jamkhandi, Eric Sellin and Hans M. Zell · Research in African Literatures · 1981

The Art of "The Ozidi Saga"Isidore Okpewho · Research in African Literatures · 2003

Walcott, Homer, and the "Black Atlantic"Isidore Okpewho · Research in African Literatures · 2002

The Anthropologist Looks at EpicIsidore Okpewho · Research in African Literatures · 1980

Oral Tradition: Do Storytellers Lie?Isidore Okpewho · Journal of Folklore Research · 2003

Comparatism and Separatism in African LiteratureOkpewho, Isidore · World Literature Today · 1981

Back MatterStorytelling, Self, Society · 2010

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Special Issue: Global Storytelling || Front MatterStorytelling, Self, Society · 2012

Jo Radner's "Burnt Into Memory"Review by: Margaret R. Yocom · Storytelling, Self, Society · 2010

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