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Oral Poetics has produced insights that are relevant not only for the study of oral traditions, but also for our general understanding of language and cognition. This book explores how connections between the two disciplines can lead to a Cognitive Oral Poetics, a new field for the study of oral poetry as a window to the mind.

Preface - Acknowledgments ...VII
Oral poetics and cognitive science / Cristóbal Pagán Cánovas and Mihailo Antović ...1
Repetition in Homeric epic: cognitive and linguistic perspectives / Elizabeth Minchin ...12
From grammar in everyday conversation to special grammar in oral traditions: a case study of ring composition / Raymond F. Person, Jr. ...30
Metaphor as ideology: the Greek "folk model" of the epic tradition / William Duffy and William Michael Short ...52
Construction grammar and oral formulaic poetry / Cristóbal Pagán Cánovas and Mihailo Antović ...79
Frames and constructions for the study of oral poetics / Hans C. Boas ...99
Particles as cues to structuring in Serbo-Croatian and early Greek epic / Anna Bonifazl ...125
The priming act in Homeric ipic / Mark de Kreij ...148
Orality, visualization, and the historical mind: the "visual present" in (semi-)oral epic poems and its implications for a theory of cognitive oral poetics ...168