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Routledge - Culture and Society in Medieval Occitania

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Description

Explore the rich history of Medieval Occitania with this scholarly collection from Routledge. Often referred to as the South of France, the Midi, or Provence, this region was a politically diverse yet culturally coherent area that shaped the future of European literature. This volume gathers essays that examine the origins of Courtly Love and the development of a new poetic language introduced by the troubadours. This collection provides a deep look into the society that produced these influential poets. Readers can learn about the historical and cultural roles of the women who served as the subjects of troubadour songs, providing a clearer picture of the social structures of the time. This book is an essential resource for those studying the linguistic and cultural history of the South of France and its lasting impact on European sensibilities.

Key Features

Access a collection of essays regarding the troubadours and the unique society from which they emerged.

Study the development of Courtly Love and the new poetic language that influenced European literature.

Gain historical insight into the cultural roles of women within the medieval Occitanian social structure.

Examine the diverse political and linguistic landscape of the South of France and the Midi.

Explore the cultural coherence of the Provence region through various scholarly perspectives.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 January 2011
Listed Since
18 October 2010

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