Mesoclisis in Old Occitan [PDF]
Linguistica PragensiaThis paper delves into the intriguing phenomenon of mesoclisis in Old Occitan. Mesoclisis, the insertion of an object clitic pronoun within the verbal form rather than before or after it, is explored particularly within the context of future and ...
Xavier Bach
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Quelques notes sur Pierre Bec éditeur critique du texte occitan médiéval
Lengas, 2017 To focus on the way people edit medieval occitan texts is like making a scientific portrait of critical editors. Pierre Bec‘s secondary PHD thesis was on the Saluts d’amour du troubadour périgourdin Arnaut de Maruelh.
Gilda Caiti-Russo
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Multilingual and Multiword Phenomena in a lemon Old Occitan Medico-Botanical Lexicon [PDF]
Information (Switzerland), 2018 This article illustrates the progresses made in representing a multilingual and multi-alphabetical Old Occitan medico-botanical lexicon in the context of the project Dictionnaire de Termes Médico-botaniques de l’Ancien Occitan (DiTMAO). The chosen lexical model of reference is lemon, which has been extended accordingly to some specific linguistic and ...
Andrea Bellandi, Emiliano Giovannetti
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Crossing boundaries: women's gossip, insults and violence in sixteenth-century France [PDF]
, 2011 Using evidence from cases recorded in the registers of the consistories of southern France, the author investigates the way in which Languedocian women policed each other's behaviour, enforcing a collective morality through gossip, sexual insult and ...
Lipscomb, Suzannah
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Deconfabulation: Agamben's Italian Categories and the Impossibility of Experience [PDF]
, 2015 Agamben’s self-professed epigonism underwrites his entire project, serving as an even more fundamental methodological concept than the signature, paradigm, and archeology.
Anthony Adler
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Vashti and the Golden legend: A pagan queen turns saint? [PDF]
, 2014 Hagiographic texts establish a narrative template for shame, avoidance of shame, what looks like death wish in courtly literature. Scenes of shame and its avoidance through death are adapted and folded into romance and other genres and affect how ...
Shugert Bevevino, Lisa
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Remarks on the diachronic reconstruction of intonational patterns in Romance with special attention to Occitan as a bridge language [PDF]
, 2003 This paper approaches Romance intonation from a diachronic point of view. The position that is adopted is that this is an area open to investigation. Comparative techniques can be fruitfully employed for investigating the evolution and diversification of
Hualde, José Ignacio
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Can majority support save an endangered language? A case study of language attitudes in Guernsey [PDF]
, 2013 Many studies of minority language revitalisation focus on the attitudes and perceptions of minorities, but not on those of majority group members. This paper discusses the implications of these issues, and presents research into majority andf minority ...
Baker C. +27 more
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"Na Maria, pretz e fina valors": A New Argument for Female Authorship [PDF]
, 2012 The canso attributed to Bietris de Roman participates in conventions that readily accommodate the language of desire within the exchange of political and social fidelity, offering another means by which to reconcile female authorship with a female object
Alison Langdon
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Tomier e Palaizi, Si co·l flacs molins torneia (BdT 442.2) [PDF]
Lecturae Tropatorum, 2013 This paper provides a new commentary of Tomier and Palaizi’s sirventes Si co·l flacs molins torneia. The joint work of these two troubadours, who were active during the Albigensian Crusade, represents an unusual case of collaboration among the Occitan ...
Francesco Saverio
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