Poetry, dogma and politics in Late Antiquity: the case of Venancio Fortunato and the Carmina Figurata

Venantius Fortunatus was a Late Antique aristocratic male, formed in the schools of grammar and rhetoric, he joined the Christian religious life without abandoning its status of court poet and hagiographer. Fortunatus, of Italian origin, became “troubadour” throughout Gaul, to stop linking to the mo...

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Autor principal: Pégolo, Liliana
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2017
Materias:
Late Antiquity
Venantius Fortunatus
concreta poetry
orthodoxy
Antigüedad tardía
Venancio Fortunato
poesía concreta
ortodoxia
Acceso en línea:http://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/analesHAMM/article/view/3344
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Anales de Historia Antigua, Medieval y Moderna de Universidad de Buenos Aires
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Venantius Fortunatus
concreta poetry
orthodoxy
Antigüedad tardía
Venancio Fortunato
poesía concreta
ortodoxia
spellingShingle Late Antiquity
Venantius Fortunatus
concreta poetry
orthodoxy
Antigüedad tardía
Venancio Fortunato
poesía concreta
ortodoxia
Pégolo, Liliana
Poetry, dogma and politics in Late Antiquity: the case of Venancio Fortunato and the Carmina Figurata
topic_facet Late Antiquity
Venantius Fortunatus
concreta poetry
orthodoxy
Antigüedad tardía
Venancio Fortunato
poesía concreta
ortodoxia
author Pégolo, Liliana
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title Poetry, dogma and politics in Late Antiquity: the case of Venancio Fortunato and the Carmina Figurata
title_short Poetry, dogma and politics in Late Antiquity: the case of Venancio Fortunato and the Carmina Figurata
title_full Poetry, dogma and politics in Late Antiquity: the case of Venancio Fortunato and the Carmina Figurata
title_fullStr Poetry, dogma and politics in Late Antiquity: the case of Venancio Fortunato and the Carmina Figurata
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description Venantius Fortunatus was a Late Antique aristocratic male, formed in the schools of grammar and rhetoric, he joined the Christian religious life without abandoning its status of court poet and hagiographer. Fortunatus, of Italian origin, became “troubadour” throughout Gaul, to stop linking to the monastic experience of Poitiers, strategic enclave where he reached the Episcopal office. His carmina are a testament to the political and ideological context in which moved as a builder of affective and social networks, in addition to revealing the persistence of the Greco-Roman tradition, to which Christianity transformed with new contents and experiences of life. 
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