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Page 153
... Courtly Love a Revolt against the Church ? In its imitation of religion -- the construction of a love god who punishes those who do not practice his religion - it might seem that courtly love was intended as a parody of the Church ...
... Courtly Love a Revolt against the Church ? In its imitation of religion -- the construction of a love god who punishes those who do not practice his religion - it might seem that courtly love was intended as a parody of the Church ...
Page 162
... courtly love than he was in the first two sections where he extols it . Since he was in the employ of the Countess of Champagne at one time and probably wrote his tome under her ... courtly love was the 162 Courtly Love and Its Evolvements.
... courtly love than he was in the first two sections where he extols it . Since he was in the employ of the Countess of Champagne at one time and probably wrote his tome under her ... courtly love was the 162 Courtly Love and Its Evolvements.
Page 171
... lover himself rather than between two persons . Strong Church influence succeeded in purging much of the sensuality of the earlier songs . Courtly love literature evolved in its content and became more naturalistic and representative of ...
... lover himself rather than between two persons . Strong Church influence succeeded in purging much of the sensuality of the earlier songs . Courtly love literature evolved in its content and became more naturalistic and representative of ...
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