Lyric Voice and the Feminine in Some Ancient and Mediaeval Frauenlieder¶
Klinck, A. L. (1994). Lyric Voice and the Feminine in Some Ancient and Mediaeval Frauenlieder. Florilegium.
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- Frauenlied
- Kasten therefore treats it as an indispensable Hilfsbegriff, an auxiliary term, rather than an uncontested natural genre. Anne Klinck similarly describes Frauenlied as a conventional medieval-literary type broader than a sharply bounded genre and locates its femininity in voice rather than authorship.
This sourceDefines textual rather than genetic femininity, calls Frauenlied a type broader than a genre, and reviews monologue, style, theme, and comparative boundaries.
- Kasten therefore treats it as an indispensable Hilfsbegriff, an auxiliary term, rather than an uncontested natural genre. Anne Klinck similarly describes Frauenlied as a conventional medieval-literary type broader than a sharply bounded genre and locates its femininity in voice rather than authorship.
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