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Persuasive Kommunikation in Jacopo Sannazaros Elegie I,8 ‚Ad Petrum de Roccaforti‘
  • Andreas Bihrer
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Abstract

Encounters between conquerors and the conquered confirmed, specified or newly established norms and values, as the story of the ‚Women of Weinsberg‘ in the ‚Royal Chronicle of Cologne‘ at the beginning of this paper shows. The article then examines the negotiation of rules and virtues in the face of conquest using the example of Elegy I,8 by the Neapolitan poet Jacopo Sannazaro (1458-1530) written in 1501/1503. The poet lived in exile in France after the conquest of Naples in 1501 by the troops of King Louis XII and addressed his elegy to Guy de Rochefort, the chancellor of the French king. With Sannazaro, a conquered man used his persuasive power as a poet educated in Renaissance humanism, on the one hand, to determine norms and values for the conqueror and, on the other hand, as an inferior, to formulate an attitude towards the conqueror. In doing so, the conquered may have tried to cope with his experience, but first and foremost he shaped conquest himself - through poetry.

Abstract

Encounters between conquerors and the conquered confirmed, specified or newly established norms and values, as the story of the ‚Women of Weinsberg‘ in the ‚Royal Chronicle of Cologne‘ at the beginning of this paper shows. The article then examines the negotiation of rules and virtues in the face of conquest using the example of Elegy I,8 by the Neapolitan poet Jacopo Sannazaro (1458-1530) written in 1501/1503. The poet lived in exile in France after the conquest of Naples in 1501 by the troops of King Louis XII and addressed his elegy to Guy de Rochefort, the chancellor of the French king. With Sannazaro, a conquered man used his persuasive power as a poet educated in Renaissance humanism, on the one hand, to determine norms and values for the conqueror and, on the other hand, as an inferior, to formulate an attitude towards the conqueror. In doing so, the conquered may have tried to cope with his experience, but first and foremost he shaped conquest himself - through poetry.

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