Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Voice and writing in Augustine and in the troubadour lyric
Uses Guillaume IX of Aquitaine as an exemple to show that by 12c. vocalized poetry is thotoughly lettered; participating in a long standing philosophical argument about the relationship between speech and writing.
| Author: | Stephen C. Nichols |
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The University of Wisconsin Press,
Madison (WIS),
1991
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| Pages: | 132-161 |
| Format: | Essay |
| Topic: | -
Influence and Survival
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The Middle Ages (430-1453)
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Influence on the various authors and writings
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[Guillaume IX d'Aquitaine]
- Influence and Survival > The Middle Ages (430-1453) > Influence on the various authors and writings > [Troubadours] |
| Parent Work: | Vox intexta |
| Status: | Active |
[Troubadours] 
'Tolle, lege': Augustine's ethics of voice and the rise of the Petrarchan lyric