WILLIAM OF AQUITAINES POETRY IN THE WRITINGS OF MEDIEVAL CHRONICLERS |
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| 2010 |
| scientific article | 94(44).022 | ||
| 229-235 | William of Aquitaine, courtly culture, Middle Ages, southern France, poetry of troubadours |
| Medieval chroniclers assessment of the troubadour William IX of Aquitaines (1071-1126) poetry is considered.
Reciting his rough jokes in elegant Latin, they give these verses the charm of ancient literary tradition. Despite
the negative attitude of the Church to the courtly culture in general, their judgments occasionally reveal sympathy
to his talent. |
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