Rigaut de Barbezieux ou la religion de l'Amour

Rigaut de Barbezieux or the Religion of Love. The article presents a minutely detailed analysis of the idea and the experience of love as represented in the songwriter Rigaut de Barbezieux. The author endeavors to outline the stages of a kind of logical journey. He concludes with the thesis that...

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Auteur principal: Luoni, Flavio
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
Langue:Français
Publié: 2007
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spelling cairn-RMA_132_0253RMALe Moyen Âge https://shs.cairn.info/revue-le-moyen-age-2007-2-page-253?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rma.132.0253 Rigaut de Barbezieux ou la religion de l'Amour Luoni, Flavio2007 allegorybestiariescourtly lovepassiontroubadoursfre Le Moyen Âge | CXIII | 2 | 2007-08-23 | p. 253-271 | 0027-2841 RMA_1322 Rigaut de Barbezieux or the Religion of Love. The article presents a minutely detailed analysis of the idea and the experience of love as represented in the songwriter Rigaut de Barbezieux. The author endeavors to outline the stages of a kind of logical journey. He concludes with the thesis that Rigaut de Barbezieux was the first troubadour to conceive of amorous passion as a form of purely selfless contemplation, excluding even communication between souls. In other words, his historical originality would lie in the fact that, of all troubadours, he was the first to express, clearly and with a remarkable sense of importance, the ideal encompassed in the expression “courtly love” in its simplest and most popular form. The religious allegories encompassed within the comparisons so lavishly developed by the poet harmonize remarkably with this idea of profane love as a kind of pious and moral cult. Cairn free access
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topic allegory
bestiaries
courtly love
passion
troubadours
spellingShingle allegory
bestiaries
courtly love
passion
troubadours
Luoni, Flavio
Rigaut de Barbezieux ou la religion de l'Amour
topic_facet allegory
bestiaries
courtly love
passion
troubadours
description Rigaut de Barbezieux or the Religion of Love. The article presents a minutely detailed analysis of the idea and the experience of love as represented in the songwriter Rigaut de Barbezieux. The author endeavors to outline the stages of a kind of logical journey. He concludes with the thesis that Rigaut de Barbezieux was the first troubadour to conceive of amorous passion as a form of purely selfless contemplation, excluding even communication between souls. In other words, his historical originality would lie in the fact that, of all troubadours, he was the first to express, clearly and with a remarkable sense of importance, the ideal encompassed in the expression “courtly love” in its simplest and most popular form. The religious allegories encompassed within the comparisons so lavishly developed by the poet harmonize remarkably with this idea of profane love as a kind of pious and moral cult.
author Luoni, Flavio
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title Rigaut de Barbezieux ou la religion de l'Amour
title_short Rigaut de Barbezieux ou la religion de l'Amour
title_full Rigaut de Barbezieux ou la religion de l'Amour
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title_sort rigaut de barbezieux ou la religion de l'amour
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