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How to read (women in) Baudelaire's prose poems [PDF]

open access: yes, 2017
This is the author accepted manuscript. The final version is available from MLAPosted by permission of the Modern Language Association of AmericaBaudelaire’s prose poems present particular challenges to their female readers.
Scott, MC
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Personajes históricos y literarios y casuística amorosa en la lírica provenzal. [PDF]

open access: yes, 2003
El presente trabajo estudia la onomástica ficcional empleada por los trovadores provenzales, como vía de indagación que pretende acercarse a la casuística da fin’amors.
Gutiérrez García, Santiago
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Entendre, s’entendre en, entendedor in troubadour lyric

open access: yes, 2015
The word entendre, as it appears in troubadour lyric, maintains all the original meanings of the Latin etymon INTENDERE: “to direct towards something”, “to understand”, “to listen”. These meanings (particularly the first two) allow explaining the evolution of this term within the parameters of troubadour poetry, as well as its integration in the ...
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L'homme qui souffre et l'esprit qui crée

open access: yes, 2005
National audienceThe songs of the troubadours, odes from pre-Islamic Arabia and contemporary Tuareg poetry have in common that they present a narrator who tells how much he has suffered because of his separation from the loved one. Listeners (or readers)
Casajus, Dominique
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Birds, Messages and Messengers in the Lais of Marie de France: “Matière de Bretagne” and/or Troubadour Lyrics

open access: yesStudia Humanitatis, 2013
The article presents the three of Marie de France’s lais in which birds, messages and messengers play an important role. The influence of “Matière de Bretagne” over these lais is obvious.
Dolgorukova Natalia Mikhailovna
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Bob Dylan's ballade [PDF]

open access: yes, 2019
Upton, Elizabeth Randell
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