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Masculine Submission in Troubadour Lyric (review)

Tenso, 1988
Laura Kendrick
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4. Rhetorical Anxiety in Troubadour Lyric

Rhetorics of Reason and Desire, 2019
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TROUBADOUR LYRIC, FIN’AMORS, AND RAPE CULTURE

Teaching Rape in the Medieval Literature Classroom, 2018
Daniel E. O’Sullivan
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The Refrain in Troubadour Lyric Poetry

Nottingham Medieval Studies, 1975
Terence H. Newcombe
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Troubadour lyric and Old French narrative

, 1999
Sylvia Huot
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Troubadour Lyric in a Global Poetics: Creating Worlds Through Desire

, 2019
The troubadours were poet-performers of varied social status active in aristocratic courts of southern France, northern Italy, and northern Spain during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
Marisa Galvez
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The Troubadour Lyric: A Psychocritical Reading.Rouben C. Cholakian

Speculum, 1993
Sarah Spence
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Review: Between Sequence and Sirventes: Aspects of Parody in the Troubadour Lyric

French Studies, 2002
Míriam Cabré
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Memory and Recreation in Troubadour Lyric

Comparative Literature, 1994
In spite of the fame of individual singers, many of whose names are legendary, the songs of the troubadours often come to us in multiple versions, each with a different sequence of stanzas. What accounts for this variability?
Sarah Kay, Amelia E. Van Vleck
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The Troubadour Lyric: A Psychocritical Reading

The Modern Language Review, 1992
Combining psychoanalytic and feminist theory, this book offers an approach to the troubadour poetry of medieval France and the central question of love in these texts.
Ruth E. Harvey, Rouben C. Cholakian
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