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Albertet, “En amor trob tantz de mals seignoratges” (BdT 16.13) [PDF]
Lecturae Tropatorum, 2008 The article provides a commentary and a new critical edition of Albertet’s poem “En amor trob tantz de mals seignoratges”, in which the troubadour praises some of the most courtly ladies of his time.
Francesca Sanguineti
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Amour courtois des Troubadours et amour soufi l’importance de la femme [PDF]
Annales du Patrimoine, 2020 Les chansons d'amour des Troubadours, notamment de la littérature galaico-portugaise, sont celles que mieux reflètent l’influence de la littérature hispano-arabe, où la Dame (Aimée) s’approche de Dieu.
Dr Natália Nunes
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Joi jako źródło niepokoju we wspólnotach emocjonalnych trubadurów i trobairitz
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis: Folia Litteraria Romanica, 2022 This paper aims to analyse the courtly love of the troubadours with a particular focus on the relationship between joi and fear or disquiet. With the background of previous concepts, the model of fin’amor as an emotional community with its basic ...
Michał Sawczuk-Szadkowski
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Ibn Hazm: an Islamic Source of Courtly Love [PDF]
, 2014 The objective of this study is to explore the Hispano-Arabic theory of origin of courtly love, discuss and define its characteristic features, and ultimately suggest that the eleventh century discourse on love, Tawq al-Hamamah (The Ring of the Dove ...
Hickman, Daniel Nathan
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Courtly Love in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Modern Reflections [PDF]
, 2015 In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, written by the Pearl Poet, courtly love is not at the center of the poem, as one would expect it to be given the time period it was written in.
Keating, Alexa Leigh
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The courtly love theme in Shakespeare's plays
, 1952 Shakespeare reveals his interest in the popular theme of courtly love, which came to him as an established tradition, in a number of his plays. This tradition can be traced back to the troubadours of Provence who, during the Crusades, appeared as a class
Cherry, Douglas Henry
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The Medieval Christian Philosophy, Doctrine of Love and Literature: The Romance of the Rose
Ankara Üniversitesi Dil ve Tarih-Coğrafya Fakültesi Dergisi, 2017 The concept of love, examined in various works from the classical ages onwards, gained an ethical meaning in the Middle Ages. Accordingly, love is not a sexual urge, but a virtue acquired by coping with some difficulties.
Tarık Ziyad GÜLCÜ
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Love and marriage in Dostoevsky’s Short Stories
Church, Communication and Culture, 2017 The relation between love and marriage is shown in various ways in different cultures and time periods. Starting from courtly love to Romanticism, Western culture has experienced a gap between love and marriage, the first: vital experience subject to ...
Carla Rossi-Espagnet
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Les trobairitz, un corpus poétique mineur ?
Perspectives MédiévalesThe article revisits the poetic corpus of women troubadours by examining their position as authors, in the poems and in their memory. The reception of this very thin corpus is delicate.
Nathalie Koble
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Boletín de Literatura Oral, 2019 Latin American boleros use poetic figures that can be traced in medieval courtly love. The topics such as «love service», «love sickness» and «dying oflove», present in the Cancionero general by Hernando de Castillo (1511) occur in boleros
Donají Cuéllar Escamilla
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