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This consideration of German, French and Provençal courtly narratives from the High and Late Middle Ages demonstrates how courtly love is expressed in secrecy, seclusion, and intimate spaces, through display or dissimulation. The discourse on love and its concealment emerges as a privileged terrain...

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Superior document:Aventiuren ; Volume 10
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Place / Publishing House:Göttingen : : V & R unipress GmbH,, [2019]
©2019
Year of Publication:2019
Edition:First edition.
Language:German
Series:Aventiuren ; Volume 10.
Physical Description:1 online resource (359 pages)
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Other title:Prolegomena --
Religiöser Eros --
Höfische Literatur, höfische Liebe --
Verborgenes --
Ästhetik --
Öffentliche Kreation --
"Lecheor" --
Geheime Liebeskommunikation --
"Laüstic" --
Mut se covrirent --
Une piece de samit --
Ne pot estre lunges celee --
"Chievrefoil" --
Ceo fu la summe de l'escrit --
Eie li dit sun pleisir --
Un nuvel lai --
"Le Roman de la Poire" --
Amors, qui par A se commence --
Tout por ma dame esbanoier --
Vos qui les letres connoissiez --
"Flamenca" --
Presa et enclausa --
Trobar --
Las salutz --
Gottfrieds "Tristan" (I) --
Der tougenlîche sanc --
Mit klebeworten underweben --
Der leich von Dîdônê --
"Frauendienst" --
Verswîgen, swaz ich sol --
Wol dînen spehenden ougen --
"Wilhelm von Österreich" --
Wie bistu mir so wilde! --
Dar in ward der tůschel den brief --
Sanktionierte Intimität --
"Lanzelet" --
Gottfrieds "Tristan" (II) --
Si lôschet in der wilde --
Sô slichens in ir klûse hin --
Unfreiwillige Kommunikation --
"Tristan" von Thomas --
Intimität für die Öffentlichkeit --
Gottfrieds "Tristan" (III) --
"Titurel" --
Âventiure hœret, obe ir gebietet! --
Grâ als eines tiostiurs hant --
"Le Roman de la Rose" --
La verité, qui est coverte --
Trés an sus un po la courtine --
Summary:This consideration of German, French and Provençal courtly narratives from the High and Late Middle Ages demonstrates how courtly love is expressed in secrecy, seclusion, and intimate spaces, through display or dissimulation. The discourse on love and its concealment emerges as a privileged terrain of literary self-reflexivity. Intradiegetic narratives, epistolary works in precious materials, and poetry that may be articulated in songs or in whispers culminate in a luxurious textuality. Such narratives generate synaesthetic, complex, or barely intimated scenarios, formulating a poetic literary theory that is flexible and situational.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:3737003491
3847003496
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: Beatrice Trînca.