10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PASTOURELLE»
Discover the use of
pastourelle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pastourelle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The medieval French
pastourelle tradition: poetic ...
"By showing how three major authors self-consciously adapted the pastourelle to suit their own purposes, this book sheds light on the larger concept of the genre.
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Res-Verba: A Study in Medieval French Drama
Adam de la Halle exploits this potential by including, and not merely alluding to,
his generating text: the prologue to Jeu de la Feuillee is in effect a conge; the
knight in Robin et Marion enters singing a clearly recognizable pastourelle.
3
Ravishing Maidens: Writing Rape in Medieval French ...
Most often, however, the pastourelle presents the shepherdess as easily
seduced by the knight. The shepherdess may be seduced by talk of love: the
knight swears he has never seen anyone so lovely and will die if he cannot touch
her.24 In ...
4
Words and Music in the Middle Ages: Song, Narrative, Dance ...
are more immediately attractive to modern ears: for this reason, if for no other,
they have won a disproportionate share of attention. iv The pastourelle It will be
convenient, and not misleading, to consider with the pastourelle various other
songs ...
5
Images of the Medieval Peasant
Even in the ribald poem "Der Wengling" (The prick), a species of pastourelle by
an imitator of Neidhart, the girl, although stupid ("dy tume"), is nevertheless a
perfectly credible object of lust.38 The French and Proven9al pastourelle,
narrated by ...
6
Medieval Lyric: Genres in Historical Context
The purpose of this essay is to examine the effects created when a well-
established lyric genre, the pastourelle, was appropriated by a new form, the
motet. As lyric genres, the pastourelle and the motet are very differently construed
, the former ...
William Doremus Paden, 2000
of the characters are those common in the French pastourelle, and indeed one
pastourelle by Baudes de la Kakerie (in Bartsch's collection of Romanzen und
Pastourellen) has been claimed as its source. The similarities here are not close
...
8
Rape and Representation
Kathryn Gravdal, "Camouflaging Rape: The Rhetoric of Sexual Violence in the
Medieval Pastourelle," Romanic Review (1984), 76 (4): 361-373. That article was
inspired by Joan Ferrante's important article: "Male Fantasy and Female Reality
in ...
Lynn A. Higgins, Lynn A. Higgins Brenda R. Silver, 2013
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The Refrain and the Rise of the Vernacular in Medieval ...
“Pensis com fins amourous” begins like a pastourelle, a song genre located in a
country setting featuring a dialogue between a knight and a young shepherdess,
a woman of inferior social standing. Most pastourelle songs narrate the knight's ...
Jennifer Saltzstein, 2013
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Renaissance Resonance::
Within this general plot-form, Alfred Jeanroy suggests that pastourelle consists of
three elements: 1) the contrasto, or discussion between the characters, 2) the
oaristysis, or story relating the encounter between the lovers, and 3) the gab or ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PASTOURELLE»
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pastourelle is used in the context of the following news items.
Every picture tells a story, says MMFA's Bondil
Marc-Aurèle Suzor Coté's well-known painting of a girl from the end of the 19th century — Pastourelle à Vallangoujard (Seine-et-Oise) — is a ... «Montreal Gazette, May 15»
Smashing mash-up meets thespian opera
The harmonies in this piece, “Adieu, Pastourelle,” paired with the very stripped-down but deliberate choreography, made the entire experience ... «CMU The Tartan Online, Apr 15»
Pippa & Julie Launching E-Commerce
... which operates as part of the Pastourelle Inc. design group, will debut pippaandjulie.com. Founded in 1987 by president and ceo Fran Arazi, ... «Women's Wear Daily, Nov 14»
Review: Organ competition winners show their stuff
The lengthy pedal solo of the Toccata was seamless. Dewar also made a good case for the dreamy Pastourelle of the Canadian Alain Gagnon. «Montreal Gazette, Oct 14»
Five Art Openings to Kick Off the New Year
... Winter, Aubade, Pastourelle, The Return, August and After, April, Song and Summer. The striking depth, pattern, shadow and light featured in ... «7x7, Jan 14»
The Startlingly Beautiful Films of Nathaniel Dorsky
During the visit sunlight poured into the room, bathing his friend's arm in an ethereal gold. The shot made it into “Pastourelle” (2010) — a type of ... «New York Times, Apr 12»
Bretagne : le retour aux racines
Et si le chant du bagad qui accompagne la Pastourelle de Jans, en pays nantais, s'exprime en gallo (dialecte d'ancien français et de breton ... «Paris Match, Aug 11»
The Revolution Is Being Shot on Digital Video
... (“Aubade,” “Compline” and “Pastourelle”); “Get Out of the Car” (Thom Andersen); “The Social Network” (David Fincher); “A Loft” (Ken Jacobs); ... «New York Times, Dec 10»
Spotlight Glows Brightly in Toronto
... festival and was again this year, notably with several silent works from the avant-garde filmmaker Nathaniel Dorsky, including “Pastourelle. «New York Times, Sep 10»
There's still room for the avant-garde at TIFF
Wavelengths 4: Pastourelle (Sun., Sept. 12, 7 p.m.) is Ruhr's companion piece, centered on a recent trilogy of films from Nathaniel Dorsky. «Toronto Star, Aug 10»
