...SIMON PENDER University of Oregon 2006 Alfonsi, Sandra Resnick. Masculine Submission in Troubadour Lyric . New York: Peter Lang, 1986 . Anglade, Joseph, ed. Les poésies de Peire Vidal . Paris: Champion, 1913 . Avalle, D'Arco Silvio, ed. Peire Vidal: Poésie . Milan and Napoli...

... poem about Tristan under her influence.) Finally, another of her daughters by Henry, Eleanor of Castile, also helped to spread the new ideas of courtly love into Spain by welcoming to her court such troubadours as Guiraut de Calanson (who composed a now-lost Lansolet), Guil- hem de Bergadan, Peire...

... attributed to three troubadours, Marcabru, Bertran de Born, and Peire Cardenal, whose lives span almost the whole period of troubadour activity, from the mid-twelfth century to the end of the thirteenth, and, with the aid of well-chosen excerpts, shows how their songs differ from one another...

... attributed to three troubadours, Marcabru, Bertran de Born, and Peire Cardenal, whose lives span almost the whole period of troubadour activity, from the mid-twelfth century to the end of the thirteenth, and, with the aid of well-chosen excerpts, shows how their songs differ from one another...

... attributed to three troubadours, Marcabru, Bertran de Born, and Peire Cardenal, whose lives span almost the whole period of troubadour activity, from the mid-twelfth century to the end of the thirteenth, and, with the aid of well-chosen excerpts, shows how their songs differ from one another...

... attributed to three troubadours, Marcabru, Bertran de Born, and Peire Cardenal, whose lives span almost the whole period of troubadour activity, from the mid-twelfth century to the end of the thirteenth, and, with the aid of well-chosen excerpts, shows how their songs differ from one another...

... attributed to three troubadours, Marcabru, Bertran de Born, and Peire Cardenal, whose lives span almost the whole period of troubadour activity, from the mid-twelfth century to the end of the thirteenth, and, with the aid of well-chosen excerpts, shows how their songs differ from one another...