10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «GOLIARDIC»
Découvrez l'usage de
goliardic dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
goliardic et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
An Introduction to the Study of Medieval Latin Versification
In Germany, the form that Goliardic verse took came, without any doubt, from the
fact that it resembled the four-beat verse of Middle High German. This is what Lan
- gosch emphasized in his important study of the verse technique of the work of ...
Dag Norberg, Jan Ziółkowski, 2004
2
Dictionary of Poetic Terms
Goliardic verse /golyar'dik/ (Goliardic, from Old French for "gluttony") satiric and
profane lyrical verse written by itinerant scholars, jesters, and students in
Northern Europe during the 12th and 13th centuries. The term, supposedly
derived from ...
Jack Elliott Myers, Don C. Wukasch, 2003
3
A History of the Middle Ages, 300–1500
A second literary genre was the Latin Goliardic verses of medieval students,
expressing approval of wine, loose love, and pagan gods. Goliardic Verses
Drinking songs that reflected satirical, irreverent, and heretical views, the
Goliardic verses ...
4
Singing from the Book: An Analysis of the Middle English and ...
However, even in the Red Book of Ossory, the Latin contrafactae, which are set to
the existing tune, show the strains of which Manning warns. Neither is able to
keep the form that the Bishop set, not the goliardic line, nor the standard hymn
line ...
5
Tales of Vice and Virtue: The First Old French "Vie Des Peres"
1 1 94 1 -43) This description is interesting, especially when read in the light of
Jean Favier's definition of goliardic clerics: On appelle ainsi les clercs qui,
abandonnant le mode de vie du clerge, pretendent toutefois en conserver les
avantages ...
6
A New History of English Metre
At the very least, Goliardic metre must be seen as transitional between syllabic
and stress-syllabic verse; indeed, it is much closer to the latter than to the former.
But there is also a case for arguing that it is a trochaic metre with a level of
tension ...
7
The Harvard Dictionary of Music
The terms goliardic verse and goliardic song have been applied to a large
repertory of Latin secular song of the period (including the *Carmina burana) that
is frequently profane, satirical (often directed against the Church and the Pope), ...
Latin parody is an intentional bilingual hybrid.8 Such goliardic play required an
initiated audience, a 'school' of bilingual or multilingual interpreters. Because it
used vulgarity to upset the conventional or ideal order of things, goliardic ...
9
The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics: Fourth Edition
Goliardus (from which derive the Eng. Goliardic and Goliard) may be owed to the
Lat. gula (gluttony), or Golias, the Lat. for Goliath, the OT figure famously slain by
David ( Sam. ). The term may also have affiliations with the Ger. goljan (to ...
Stephen Cushman, Clare Cavanagh, Jahan Ramazani, 2012
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The Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics
Goliardus (from which derive the Eng. Goliardic and Goliard) may be owed to the
Lat. gula (gluttony), or Golias, the Lat. for Goliath, the OT figure famously slain by
David ( Sam. ). The term may also have affiliations with the Ger. goljan (to ...
Roland Greene, Stephen Cushman, Clare Cavanagh, 2012
9 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «GOLIARDIC»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
goliardic est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Essence, Energies, and the Presence of God
One finds nothing like the goliardic poetry or the courtly love movement of theMiddle Ages, much less the studied worldliness of authors such ... «First Things, avril 15»
The Goliards to present concert of 14th-century music
“On May 23, 1304, Lescurel and two of his goliardic companions were hanged on the common thieves' gibbet in Paris for the crime of ... «Do Savannah, oct 14»
SanVito Climbing Festival - Outdoor Games 2014
A nice agonistic atmosphere but at the same time friendy and goliardic, with the chance to admire and then confront or compete with big climber ... «Planetmountain, avril 14»
Los Angeles Master Chorale performs Orff classic
Penned by rebellious seminary students and vagabonds, these “goliardic” poems address human flaws, sexuality and the nature of desire. «Daily Trojan Online, nov 13»
Third Twilight Concert draws more than 20000
The highlight of his set was "Hate Me Now," where he sampled Carl Orff's classical-music adaptation of the medieval Latin Goliardic poem "O ... «Salt Lake Tribune, juil 12»
This is Hilarious: O Fortuna Misheard Lyrics [Video]
“O Fortuna” is a medieval Latin Goliardic poem written early in the thirteenth century, part of the collection known as the Carmina Burana. It is a ... «Geeks are Sexy Technology News, juin 12»
Shay Ishii Dance Company presents 'Carmina Burana'
This visceral cantata uses a collection of 12th century Goliardic poetry to depict the progression of life, love and lust in the human spirit. «San Marcos Mercury, avril 11»
Carmina Burana ~ O Fortuna | Carl Orff ~ André Rieu
"O Fortuna" is a medieval Latin Goliardic poem written early in the 13th century, part of the collection known as the Carmina Burana. «YouTube, mai 10»
X Factor theme tune O Fortuna 'most widely heard classical track'
Bailey said: ''Of course, we all knew the No 1 would be a 13th century Latin goliardic poem.'' And classical buff Stephen Fry, one of the ... «Telegraph.co.uk, déc 09»
