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7 result(s) for "CATALONIA/CATALUÑA - SPAIN - HISTORY - PRE-MEDIEVAL, MEDIEVAL "
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ELS PRIMERS JOCS FLORALS A CATALUNYA: LLEIDA, 31 DE MAIG 1338
Hom sap que, passada l'època de la seva brillantor, la poesia trobadoresca va refugiar-se en els concursos que la Sobregaya Companhia dels Set Trobadors de Tolosa va celebrar a la gran ciutat llenguadociana a partir de 1324. Les festes van tenir un ample ressò a la nostra banda del Pirineu: diversos catalans hi acudiren, i alguns obtingueren les violes i englantines d'or i argent ofertes en premi. Una bona part de les obres de preceptiva poètica que sorgiren al voltant dels certàmens-més o menys derivades totes del tractat oficial, les Leys d'Amors de Guilhem Molinier-foren dedicades a personatges catalans: a Dalmau de Rocabertí, el Compendi del rossellonès Joan de Castellnou (ca. 1340-1350), i a l'infant Pere, fill de Jaume II, el Doctrinal de Ramon de Cornet (1324) i la Glossa amb què el dit Joan de Castellnou volgué corregir i aclarir aquesta darrera obra.
ON GÓNGORA'S ANGÉLICA Y MEDORO
In the introduction to La Lengua poética de Góngora, Dámaso Alonso devotes 18 extremely interesting pages to the analysis of this poem. He shews clearly that it is a work of considerable intricacy, that it foreshadows the later culto poems and that such words as \"naturalidad\" cannot be used to describe it. In the following pages I want to approach this poem in a slightly different way, to see what it is in itself and to attempt an appreciation.