"Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales

“Quod habet principium sed caret fine”: this idea of the perpetual is expresssed in both the schools and courts of the twelfth-century renaissance. The philosophers conceive the perpetual as intermediate between time and eternity; according to masters of the school of Chartres, moreover, the world i...

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Autor: Cross, C. (Charlotte)|||/items/9f70f68f-47ad-43b9-b7c4-e65bc7c39698
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Data de publicação:1998
País:España
Recursos:Universidad de Navarra
Repositório:Dadun. Depósito Académico Digital de la Universidad de Navarra
Idioma:Espanhol
OAI Identifier:oai:dadun.unav.edu:10171/378
Acesso em linha:https://hdl.handle.net/10171/378
Nível de acesso:Acesso aberto
Palavra-chave:poesía
perpetuidad
Escuela de Chartres
Ventadorn, Berbart de
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description “Quod habet principium sed caret fine”: this idea of the perpetual is expresssed in both the schools and courts of the twelfth-century renaissance. The philosophers conceive the perpetual as intermediate between time and eternity; according to masters of the school of Chartres, moreover, the world itself is perpetual. For the troubadour poets, the perpetual functions rhetorically. The moralist Marcabru treats the personified abstraction as perpetual, continuous in identity yet subject to change, thus achieving a satiric duality of vision. The love poet Bernart de Ventadorn deve- lops a “poetics of perpetuity”, using the very tensions and instabilities of fin’amors to fashions ideal and endless courtly worlds.
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spelling "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales Cross, C. (Charlotte)|||/items/9f70f68f-47ad-43b9-b7c4-e65bc7c39698 poesía perpetuidad Escuela de Chartres Ventadorn, Berbart de “Quod habet principium sed caret fine”: this idea of the perpetual is expresssed in both the schools and courts of the twelfth-century renaissance. The philosophers conceive the perpetual as intermediate between time and eternity; according to masters of the school of Chartres, moreover, the world itself is perpetual. For the troubadour poets, the perpetual functions rhetorically. The moralist Marcabru treats the personified abstraction as perpetual, continuous in identity yet subject to change, thus achieving a satiric duality of vision. The love poet Bernart de Ventadorn deve- lops a “poetics of perpetuity”, using the very tensions and instabilities of fin’amors to fashions ideal and endless courtly worlds. https://hdl.handle.net/10171/378
spellingShingle "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales
Cross, C. (Charlotte)|||/items/9f70f68f-47ad-43b9-b7c4-e65bc7c39698
poesía
perpetuidad
Escuela de Chartres
Ventadorn, Berbart de
title "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales
title_full "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales
title_fullStr "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales
title_full_unstemmed "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales
title_short "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales
title_sort "Sed caret fine": la idea de lo perpetuo en la filosofía y la poesía medievales
topic poesía
perpetuidad
Escuela de Chartres
Ventadorn, Berbart de
topic_facet poesía
perpetuidad
Escuela de Chartres
Ventadorn, Berbart de
url https://hdl.handle.net/10171/378