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Archambaut ou le prototype de la jalousie anti-courtoise dans le roman de Flamenca
Résumé (en anglais)
Starting from the 12th century, courtesy highlights again the importance in the fin amor of an essential ingredient of true love: jealousy. Good (between lovers) and bad (between husband and wife), jealousy becomes anti-courtly when the rules of courtesy are gone beyond, namely when jealousy reaches its peak. The best image of the prototype of jealousy is depicted in a novel written in the third quarter of the 13th century, Flamenca, an anonymous Occitan novel, the only one to be written in the South of France. The novel presents the anti-courtly jealousy incarnated by the husband of the female character Flamenca, who lends his name to the novel: sire Archambaut. The reader can follow the evolution of this overwhelming feeling, as well as man's force to free himself from it.
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jealousy · art of loving · honor · courtly · anti-courtlyCiter cet article
Diaconu, L. (2003). Archambaut ou le prototype de la jalousie anti-courtoise dans le roman de Flamenca. Dialogos, 07, 55–58.
Diaconu, Luminița. “Archambaut ou le prototype de la jalousie anti-courtoise dans le roman de Flamenca.” Dialogos, vol. 07, 2003, pp. 55–58.
Diaconu, Luminița. 2003. “Archambaut ou le prototype de la jalousie anti-courtoise dans le roman de Flamenca.” Dialogos 07: 55–58.
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