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Theft! A History of Music [PDF]
, 2017 Greay Whales Eschristius robustus are the only large whales that are specialized bottom feeders, foraging on bottom sediments. When surfacing after a feeding dive a mud plume is formed at the surface as remaining sediment is strained out between the ...
Aoki, Keith +2 more
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The reception of the troubadours in the Crown of Aragon
Catalan Historical ReviewThis article aims to provide an overview of the reception of Occitan troubadour poetry in the Crown of Aragon. It will examine the continuities and ruptures in the troubadour model in mediaeval Catalan literature from diverse, complementary areas of ...
Meritxell Simó
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Cerveri de Girona, “Entr’Arago e Navarra jazia” (BdT 434.7a) [PDF]
Lecturae Tropatorum, 2008 The rubric in Chansonnier Sg classifies “Entr’Arago e Navarra jazia” by Cerveri de Girona as a ‘sompni’ (‘dream’). Thirteenth-century Occitan and Catalan arts of poetry define the ‘sompni’ as a minor thematic genre in which the poet recounts events which
Marco Grimaldi
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Martí de Riquer: More than seventy years of studies on troubadour poetry [PDF]
, 2017 This Autumn issue of SVMMA is entirely dedicated to the memory of Martí de Riquer, Professor of History of Romance Literatures at the University of Barcelona who devoted his work to the areas of Catalan, Hispanic, and Romance philology and passed away on
Mussons Freixas, Anna M.
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Remarques sur les premiers troubadours [PDF]
Lecturae Tropatorum, 2018 This paper points out the faults in the view that troubadour poetry developed expressing a new culture in medieval courts (fin’amor, ‘amour courtois’), as well as in the view that it developed expressing broadly religious issues (this of course does not ...
Pietro G. Beltrami
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The future of the cultural workforce: Perspectives from early career arts professionals on the challenges and future of the cultural industries in the context of COVID-19. [PDF]
Soc Sci Humanit Open, 2022 Shaughnessy C +5 more
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Leonard Cohen: The Modern Troubadour
American and British Studies Annual, 2016 The following essay portrays parallels between the work of a contemporary singer-songwriter and author Leonard Cohen and the medieval Occitan troubadours. The main focus is put on the importance of the feminine character in their works.
Jiří Měsíc
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Anonyme, "L’autrier cuidai aber druda" (BdT 461.146) [PDF]
Lecturae Tropatorum, 2015 "L’autrier cuidai aber druda" is one of a small group of texts written in a mixed linguistic variety that has both French and Occitan features and which includes the lais "Markiol" and "Nompar," that are moreover transmitted by the same French manuscript,
Dominique Billy
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Daude de Pradas (?), “Belha m’es la votz autana” (BdT 124.5) [PDF]
, 2012 The attribution of this love song to the troubadour from Rouergue, Daude de Pradas, according to the only Occitan testimony, i.e. song-book C, was considered impossible or at least suspicious by many scholars for the mere fact that its first verse is ...
Francesco Carapezza
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