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ACOUP - A Trip Through Bertran de Born (Martial Values in the 12th Century Occitan Nobility)

To close out the (current) Trip Through series, this time Bret takes a look at the poetry of Bertran de Born. Bertran serves as something of a companion piece to his look at Dhuoda of Uzès and ‘Antarah ibn Shaddad. As a military aristocrat troubadour, Bertran’s poems extol the uncomplicated delight for and value of war, which Bret examines as not a mere social act but as an earnest, personal expression created by the circumstances of a military aristocracy like the one Bertran was a part of. Anyone wishing to engage with Bret, check out these links: Original post for this recording - https://acoup.blog/2020/04/16/collect... Dr. Devereaux’s blog, A Collection of Unmitigated Pedantry - https://acoup.blog Dr. Devereaux’s Twitter -   / bretdevereaux   Dr. Devereaux’s Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=20122096 Episode on Podbean - https://agreatdivorce.podbean.com/e/a... And if you wish to support me, please like, share, and subscribe! 0:00 - Martial Values in the 12th Century Occitan Nobility 2:36 - Background 9:14 - The Passage 11:36 - The Message 15:00 - Values in a Military Aristocracy 22:16 - War Does Change, It Turns Out 30:07 - Conclusions 35:09 - Credits