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This is a book about the rituals of hospitality (xenia) in Homer. But it is only secondarily so; it could just as well be about sacrifice, assembly, arming, or any of a number of frequently recurring actions in Homer. This book is primarily about how oral poetry works; it is an attempt to define the aesthetics of oral poetry on its own terms.
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The stranger's welcome: oral theory and the aesthetics of the Homeric hospitality scene
1993, University of Michigan Press
in English
0472103865 9780472103867
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 233-239) and indexes.
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