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Femeile-trubadur sau poetele medievale uitate [PDF]
Poetry of male troubadours is a subject that has caused rivers of ink to flow and to bring to bring to light all sorts of tomes (from the classical approach to esotericism, alchemy, Freemasonic rituals, etc.).
Adrian BADEA
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Rural songs for COVID‐19 times? UK folk music's resurgent engagement with the countryside
Abstract The COVID‐19 pandemic somewhat unexpectedly promoted resurgent interest in the attractions of rural places, not least associated with nature, in many countries for especially urban people. The paper argues that this link was very fecund for many within the broad UK ‘folk music’ community specifically.
Keith Halfacree
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Tradurre i trovatori: un esempio poundiano. Arnaut Daniel," Chansson doil mot son plan e prim" [PDF]
This article focuses on Ezra Pound’s translations of Arnaut Daniel and aims to show the transformations in method and style which occur between the first prose exercises prepared for The Spirit of Romance (1910) and the most mature verse translations of ...
Roberta Capelli
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Exploring Disney's Worlds Through Religious Studies
ABSTRACT Over the course of the last century (1923–2023), the Walt Disney Company has both catalyzed and reflected dizzying changes in the American cultural landscape—including religious ones. Scholars of Disney and religion often take one of three tactics to analyze this pairing: 1) Disney as religion 2) Disney depicting religion, or 3) Disney as ...
Jodi Eichler‐Levine
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The Sociality of Form: Camillo Sitte's Urban Morphologies
Abstract This article examines a text by a lesser‐known figure of fin‐de‐siècle Vienna, Camillo Sitte's Der Städtebau nach seinen künstlerischen Grundsätzen (1889), tracing the relationship between urban form and social structure in Sitte's treatise. It identifies the key points of this relationship in terms of causality: the form of public spaces can ...
Margareta Ingrid Christian
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Joyos de Tholoza, "L’autrier el dous temps de pascor" (BdT 270.1) [PDF]
Very little is known about Joyos de Tholoza. He probably came from the County of Foix and lived in the second quarter of the thirteenth century. In the third stanza of his only extant song it is the poet who claims to be called Joyos and to come from ...
Sabrina Galano
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«Pai Gomez Charinho al di là del bene e del male»
Sommario: L’articolo consiste in un «esercizio di lettura» di una cantiga de amor del trovatore galego-portoghese Pai Gomez Charinho (Oi eu sempre, mia sennor, dizer), della quale viene identificata la fonte paremiologica, fino ad ora sfuggita agli ...
Pär Larson
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Woman and eroticism in the Galician-Portuguese troubadour lyric [PDF]
Resum disponible en anglèsIt is an approach of the female images reproduced in the cantigas de amigo “Fui eu, madre, lavar meus cabelos” by Johan Soarez Coelho and “Levou s’ aa alva, levou s’ a velida” by Pero Meogo, both outstanding troubadours ...
Louzada Fonseca, Pedro Carlos +1 more
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Juan de Torres's Poetics of Vision : "Oiosqueyanovesque" [PDF]
In this article, I examine Juan de Torres's poetics of the visual through a reading of his Cancionero de Palacio dealing with the visual sphere. I argue that his poetry demonstrates familiarity with medieval scholastic psychology, particularly in ...
Haywood, Louise M.
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Abstract We analyze Asian American comedian Ali Wong's linguistic and embodied performance in her 2016 stand‐up special, Baby Cobra, through a genre‐specific lens to investigate how stand‐up comedy's performance conventions shape her comedic persona. We argue that Wong uses communicative forms indexically associated with Blackness to perform racialized
Kendra Calhoun, Joyhanna Yoo
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