Secular acts of resistance and focus on women Flashcards

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Fin’ Amor

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  • the refinement of love, Plato ascend – Diotima’s love and move towards refined love

The beloved becomes the human beloved – love for human beings, between men and women

Passion /eros love is embraced – passion for war, food, sex, and women

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women

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  • Women are given power, the virgin mary

- Women can pull the knight up and make them more refined in their love

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courtly love

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The nobility called knights

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Ennobling love –

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  • origins of courtly writing

- This ties us to a more modern understanding of courtly love

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age

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late ages, medieval period

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song of roland

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  • desire to go to war, the level of warfare of killing, love of rape
    Women
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song of roland

- women

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  • In the 11th century held up in high regard as the pure beautiful saints or looked at as whores
  • Sexuality – sinful even in marriage, important for the continuous population but if you enjoy it for lust it is wrong
  • Nobilities mistress – looking for love outside of marriage
  • Marriage – just a loveless contract, wanted to make sure children were from the lord
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Early Modern Europe - Romantic Period

- women

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  • Women as a muse – ascent to “the Good” through virtue
    An inspiration for art, poetry
    all artistic endeavours were rooted in women and holding them up in high regard
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Early Modern Europe - Romantic Period

- Love is a transformative force

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  • to bring action about change and increase virtuous behaviour
  • Women were not whores they were an object that was a refinement
  • Through the action of virtue – women were considered virtuous
  • There was a shift in how women were viewed
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Early Modern Europe - Romantic Period

- elements

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  • Nature – back to the land movement, find humanity through nature
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aesthetic

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  • Sensual – visual, olfactory, auditory, taste, touch
  • Feelings – reflects his emotions
  • The journey – does not want to end the product, wants the process – spontaneity (which happens out of the blue), children, madness (not rational)
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Weather and romantic love

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  • Eros – longing only fulfilled when with the beloved, obsession and possessive, seen as an “it”
  • Aphrodite Pandemos – seductive, self-absorbed
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