A antropofagia trovadoresca: o trovadorismo galego-português nos séculos XIII e XIV e sua assimilação de influências externas e internas à Península Ibérica

Abstract

Between the XI and XIV centuries – in the historical context of the development of the troubadour’s movements – the reigns of Portugal and Castela have meet a troubadour- s movement particularly rich in the assimilation of the troubadours contributions external and internal to Iberian peninsula. The “anthropophagic culture” of the galegoportugueese troubadours, as to this we will refer to use a concept of Oswald de Andrade, was adapted to the politicalprojects of the Portugal and Castela kings, which ones were in that time commanding a monarchic project of political centralization. The present article aims to develop a synthesis of the aspects involved in this phenomenon of cultural assimilation and re-creation of an original poetry.