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Deux lais en langue mixte : le lai Markiol et le lai Nompar
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Among troubadour lyric poetry, the lai Markiol and the lai Nompar have attracted particular critical attention both by virtue of their hybrid linguistic form (a mixture of French and Occitan) and their northern genre provenance. The present new critical edition provides improved readings of the text taking full account of all the information supplied by the melody. There follows an in-depth discussion of the language employed in these versions compared with that found in the 'Occitan' section of the 'chansonnier du roi' (which contains one of them) and other texts of a hybrid linguistic nature, the nearest in this respect proving to be fragment N of 'Girart du Roussillon'. The study thus takes us into a domain of poetic production and tradition of singular interest for the light it casts on the frontier zone between two great literatures, French and Occitan.
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“Notamment celles avec traitement -ARIUM > -er et avec la diphtongue ei au lieu d'oi.”
From La «scripta» du Chansonnier du roi (BnF, fr. 844): nouvelles données pour l’étude de la genèse du recueil et de ses sources (2023) · cites this paper as Billy 1995: 127-32 et 146
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“La complète disparition des formes avec oun à partir du fol. 150 semble appuyer plutôt cette dernière hypothèse, 120 qui serait aussi cohérente avec ce que Dominique Billy suppose pour la présence de ou au lieu de o dans les lais franco-occitan (par ex. lou, troubar, souple, moustrat), sur la base du comportement du copiste de T.”
From La «scripta» du Chansonnier du roi (BnF, fr. 844): nouvelles données pour l’étude de la genèse du recueil et de ses sources (2023) · cites this paper as Billy 1995
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Saviotti, F. (2023) · Carte Romanze. Rivista di Filologia e Linguistica Romanze dalle Origini al Rinascimento · doi:10.54103/2282-7447/18632
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- Billy, D.
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- De Gruyter
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- 1995-12-31
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