Oral performance and its context
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Preliminary Material /C.J. MACKIE -- PREFACE /Christopher Mackie -- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS /C.J. MACKIE -- THE MODESTY OF HOMER /RUTH SCODEL -- RHYTHM AND REGULARITY IN HOMERIC COMPOSITION: QUESTIONS IN THE ODYSSEY /ELIZABETH MINCHIN -- REPERFORMANCE SCENARIOS FOR PINDAR'S ODES /BRUNO CURRIE -- THE DISSEMINATION OF EPINICIAN LYRIC: PAN-HELLENISM, REPERFORMANCE, WRITTEN TEXTS /THOMAS K. HUBBARD -- MEMORY, TIME, AND WRITING: ORAL AND LITERARY ASPECTS OF THUCYDIDES' HISTORY /JAMES V. MORRISON -- ORALITY AND ARISTOTLE'S AESTHETICS AND METHODS; TAKE #2 /DANIEL F. MELIA -- ORAL PERFORMANCE IN THE ATHENIAN ASSEMBLY AND THE DEMOSTHENIC PROOEMIA /IAN WORTHINGTON -- DEMOSTHENES ACTOR ON THE POLITICAL AND FORENSIC STAGE /CRAIG COOPER -- STAGING LITERACY IN PLAUTUS /NIALL W. SLATER -- ORAL AND WRITTEN FORMS OF CLOSURE IN THE ANCIENT NOVEL /STEPHEN A. NIMIS -- ORALITY, GREEK LITERACY, AND EARLY PTOLEMAIC PAPYRI /TREVOR V. EVANS -- SUPPLEMENTS TO MNEMOSYNE /H. PINKSTER , H.S. VERSNEL , D.M. SCHENKEVELD , P.H. SCHRIJVERS and S.R. SLINGS.