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Homer after Parry: Tradition, Reception, and the Timeless text
Johannes Haubold
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Hybrid Optimization Model for Electric Renewables (HOMER)
100%
20th Century
33%
Oral Tradition
33%
Recent Scholarship
16%
Epic
16%
Poetry
16%
Literary Canon
16%
Homeric Epic
16%
Apollonius
16%
Literary Tradition
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Virgil
16%
Western Literature
16%
Creative Reception
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Milman Parry
16%
Reception of Homer
16%
Arts and Humanities
Homer
100%
Twentieth Century
28%
Oral Tradition
28%
Scholars
14%
Oral
14%
Canonical
14%
Conception
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Literary Canon
14%
Canon
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Epic
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Homeric epic
14%
Literary tradition
14%
Vergil
14%
European Literature
14%
Authors
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