Medieval Love-Fashioning

Preface Introduction: Loving God and One's Neighbour PART I 1. 12th Century: The Great Age of Love 2. Monasterial Pastimes: Baudri and Constance 3. The First Troubadour: The Count of Poitou 4. The Exegete as a Lover: Bernard of Clairvaux 5. No Regrets: Heloise 6. Vertigo: Bernart de Ventadorn 7. Desire Restrained: Chretien 8. Both Yes and No: Andrew the Chaplain 9. Passion and Parody: Marie de France 10. Without Further Ado: "The Song of the Rake" 11. The Cleric on the Warpath: Alan of Lille 12. The Condemned: Tristan and Isolde PART II 13. 13th Century: Bliss/Sin 14. "Where Love Meets Love": Wolfram 15. Deconstruction: Cavalcanti 16. From Florence to Paradise: Dante 17. Plucking the Rose: From Guillaume to Jean PART III 18. 14th and 15th Centuries: Godforsaken Passions 19. "Into a Luminous Abyss": Petrarch 20. The Angel's Lost Wings: Boccaccio 21. The Mad Love of the World: Archpriest Juan Ruiz 22. Love and Love Not... Chaucer 23. Up for Debate: Christine de Pizan 24. Love's Wasteland: Malory Conclusion Appendix: Quotations in Their Original Languages Bibliography Index of Names

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• Filosofia: estética
• Teoria psicanalítica (Psicologia Freudiana)
• Estudos literários: clássica, primitiva e medieval
• Filosofia ocidental: Medieval e do Renascimento, c 500 a 1600 c
• Psicoterapia

medieval literature studies;troubadour poetry analysis;allegorical love traditions;Ovidian influence;feudal symbolism;literary trope evolution;medieval European love poetry research