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evolutionary model of the Homeric text: a standalone construct

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Classics

Nagy's model in which the Homeric poems became gradually fixed through generations of performance before any single written text.

In classics, evolutionary model of the Homeric text refers to nagy's model in which the Homeric poems became gradually fixed through generations of performance before any single written text. This meaning comes from Nagy (1996) in Homeric Questions.[1]

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References

Nagy, G. (1996). Homeric Questions. University of Texas Press. https://doi.org/10.7560/755611

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