ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Introduction
F. R P. Akehurst
1. An Overview: Why the Troubadours?
Paul Zumthor
The Essentials
2. The Lyric Texts
Amelia E. Van Weck
3. Fin'amor
Moshe Lazar
4. Versification
Frank M. Chambers
5. Music
Hendrik van der Werf
Accessory Texts
6. The Non-lyric Texts
Suzanne fleischman
7. The Vidas and Razos
Elizabeth W Poe
A Subgroup: The Women Troubadours
8. The Trobairitz
Matilda Tomaryn Bruckner
Origins and Diffusion
g. Origins
Gerald A. Bond
10. Northern France
Deborah H. Nelson
11. The Minnesingers
Stephanie Cain Van D'Elden
12. The Iberian Peninsula
Joseph T. Snow
13. Italy
Ronald Martinez
14. Italian Troubadours
Hans-Erich Kel1£r
General and Technical Considerations
15. Manuscripts
William D. Paden
16. Translation
Roy S. Rosenstein
17. Language
Frede Jensen
18. Rhetoric
Nathaniel B. Smith
19. Topoi
Elisabeth Schulze-Busacker
20. Imagery and Vocabulary
Eliza Miruna Ghil
21. Bibliography
Robert Taylor
Appendix: Editions of the Troubadours and Related Works
F. R P. Akehurst and Robert Taylor
CONTRIBUTORS
INDEX
F.R.P. Akehurst is Professor of French at the University of Minnesota. He is the translator of The Coutumes de Beauvaisis of Philippe de Beaumanoir (1992). Judith M. Davis is Professor of French and Humanities at Goshen College.
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