In:The Vindel Parchment and Martin Codax / O Pergamiño Vindel e Martin Codax: The Golden Age of Medieval Galician Poetry / O esplendor da poesía galega medieval
Edited by Alexandre Rodríguez Guerra and Xosé Bieito Arias Freixedo
[Not in series 218] 2018
► pp. 69–82
Chapter 5As personagens femininas do Pergaminho Vindel
Article language: Portuguese
Published online: 1 November 2018
https://doi.org/10.1075/z.218.05lem
https://doi.org/10.1075/z.218.05lem
Abstract
Until nowadays, traditional scholarship on the 13th-century cantigas de amigo from the Vindel Parchment has been based exclusively on two 16th-century cancioneiros and on the epistemological biases of 19th-century historiography of literature, with its scriptocentrism, viricentrism and nationalism.
An immense gap separates the reader’s close-reading experience of the 7 cantigas, with their sexually active young women, setting out for a rendezvous with their lover, and the official discourse which makes students ‘read’ them as simple, silly young girls waiting passively and suffering for absent lovers.
A new approach, combining postmodern insights and the radical decision to take the 13th-century Vindel Parchment as the basis of the historiography of 13th-century cantigas, opens new ways of reading them and rediscovering their female singers, composers and poets.
Article outline
- 1.As personagens: Realidade ou ficção?
- 2.Historiografia e fontes
- 3.Comparar Vindel e Sharrer
- 4.O “texto” da cantoria
- 5.O “autor” do Pergaminho Vindel
- 6.De cantiga bailada a cantiga galego-leonêsa transcrita
- 7.De “letra galego-leonêsa transcrita” a “texto” escrito da literatura portuguesa
- 8.De “texto” escrito a clássico da literatura portuguesa
- 9.Reler uma cantiga
- 10.Abrindo espaços para novos encontros…
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