2015
DOI: 10.3989/aem.2015.45.1.04
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El lèxic cortès i cavalleresc en <em>Curial e Güelfa</em>: mots patrimonials i interferències culturals

Abstract: Resum: Curial e Güelfa, d'autoria desconeguda, és una novel·la cavalleresca, realista; planejada des de la tradició medieval, però infl uïda per l'Humanisme italià. Està redactada en un català fl uid, però sotmès a infl uxos lingüístics i culturals diversos. Segurament fou concebuda i escrita a Itàlia en la dècada del 1440. L'autor no sols coneix en profunditat el volgare cortès i el literari (Boccaccio, sobretot), amb el qual "enriqueix" un català après segurament a València, sinó que a més innova en el lèxic… Show more

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“…As I said earlier, Camar's language is especially akin to that of the male courtly lover, but this inversion is interesting for the fact that in many fifteenth-century Iberian texts, the lover deems his beloved not only oblivious to his suffering, but also indifferent to it (Soler 2015). This cold-heartedness in the face of devotion is something ascribed to women time and again in the troubadour lyric and the sentimental novel, along with inconstancy in romantic affairs.…”
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“…As I said earlier, Camar's language is especially akin to that of the male courtly lover, but this inversion is interesting for the fact that in many fifteenth-century Iberian texts, the lover deems his beloved not only oblivious to his suffering, but also indifferent to it (Soler 2015). This cold-heartedness in the face of devotion is something ascribed to women time and again in the troubadour lyric and the sentimental novel, along with inconstancy in romantic affairs.…”
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confidence: 93%