Good morning!
Alianet Alberto and we have heard today from several literary events that occurred in Al Andalus (now Andalusia) in the Middle Ages. We have learned what are the jarchas, the moaxajas and zejels, and we have become familiar with "the most famous book on the subject of love in the Muslim civilization" The Ring of the Dove writer and philosopher Ibn Hazm (Córdoba 994 .)
Poetry of Arab influence in al-Andalus acquires great importance, as a result of the refined culture that has its center in Cordoba. It is developed from the tenth century and was born as a result of two environmental facts: the existence of a multiracial and multilingual society in which Jews live together, Arabs and Christians. The union, linguistic and social between Arabic and Roman, causes the creation of new types of poetic forms: the moaxajas and zejels. Head over to the Board of readings of the Student Zone @ s. Here you can read these beautiful expressions of medieval popular poetry Peninsula.
The Ring of the Dove is a book of prose interspersed with verse, a book written Arabic in Spain early in the eleventh century whose central theme is none other than "love, its aspects, causes and accidents, and all that he or it happens. " Of all the causes of Ibn Hazm love lists, the most important is "how beautiful", ie, the shock experienced by souls to contemplate the beauty materialized in harmonious ways. Love, however, as he explains in this treaty, not in the contemplation of beauty, but the identity of the souls that were united in a higher world and this one is looking into a frenzy, as the magnet and iron. The Ring of the Dove occupies an exceptional place in the series of books, from Plato, Europe has been dedicated to love.
After visiting the Reading Room and to consult reference works on this subject will find in Student Zone @ s, I want seleccionéis and publiquéis in a comment, the examples that you intend to use in introducing on "love in medieval literature" that confeccionaréis in the second evaluation. Explain why you selected.
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