5. Restoring Pistoleta

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. Notes on Contributors ix
5. Acknowledgements xiii
6. List of Abbreviations and Manuscript Sigla xiv
7. Introduction 1
8. Part I. Re-examining Troubadour Tropes and Themes
9. 1. Reflections on Origins: How Troubadour Poetry Began 17
10. 2. Quirky Consumables: Guilhem IX’s Metaphors of Joi and Joc 40
11. 3. Two Anonymous Troubadour Texts: Quan vei la flor sobre. l sambuc (BEdT 461.205) and Cant me donet l’anel daurat (BEdT 461.203a) 62
12. 4. Rereading Peire Vidal’s Baron, de mon dan covit (BEdT 364.7) 79
13. 5. Restoring Pistoleta 101
14. 6. Vashti and Esther in Occitania: The Value of Place-Based Knowledge and Inclusive Scholarship 116
15. Part II. Materiality of/within Occitan Texts
16. 7. Napoleon’s Troubadours 137
17. 8. Knights, Pawns, and Troubadours: Constructing Troubadour Identity through the Arabic Language of Chess 162
18. 9. Azure and Tin in the Canso Nuilla res by Giraut de Borneil 191
19. 10. Perdigon, Fulk of Marseilles, and the Expanding Economy of the Rhône River Delta 213
20. Part III. The Legacy of Old Occitan and Troubadour Texts in Later Cultural Contexts
21. 11. Old Occitan Songbooks in Cinquecento Florence 221
22. 12. Un disio di parlare: A Vertical Reading of Canto 26 in Dante’s Divina Commedia 233
23. 13. Jujar, to proensalesco: The Mythification of Occitan in the Theater of Dario Fo 245
24. 14. Jaufre Rudel Hits the Beaches of the Twenty-first Century: From Robertsonian to Lacanian? 277
25. List of Wendy Pfeffer’s Publications 300
26. Index 306
27. Tabula Gratulatoria 316