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Confraternity of the Laudesi
sorum bu. nedir bu Confraternity of the Laudesi? bela ötesi bir ödev yapıyorum ve bir çeviride Confraternity of the Laudesi diye bir şeyden bahsediliyor. Buna kısaca Laudesi kardeşlik cemiyeti diyip geçsem komik duruma mı düşerim? ayrıca da bilmek istiyorum ne yazdığımı. internette de pek bir şey bulamadım ya da buldum da atladım. acil yardım ederseniz sevinirim.
internetten anladığım kadarıyla Laude 12.-13. yuzyılda italyada ortaya çıkan bir çeşit dini ilahi türü. bu ilahileri söyleyenlere laudesi deniyor ve bu laudeleri söylemek için belli zamanlarda toplanan insan gruplarına da confraternity of laudesi adı veriliyor.
"..., we find that from the beginning of the thirteenth century, a custom prevailed among the confraternities and guilds which were established at that period in great numbers, of singing canticles in the evening of the day before a statue of Our Lady. These canticles were called Laude and were often composed in the vulgar tongue, becoming in the hands of such poets as the Franciscan Giacopone da Todi, one of the great popular influences which helped to develop a native Italian literature. Confraternities were formed for the express purpose of singing these canticles and their members were called Laudesi."
"... Still other confraternities—the most common type—were laudesi or praise-singers. They would meet for devotional services in the church, in which they would sing an office of hymns in the vernacular language and listen to a sermon. These confraternities were very important in the Middle Ages and many continued up until the French Revolution. A few even survive today."
"..., we find that from the beginning of the thirteenth century, a custom prevailed among the confraternities and guilds which were established at that period in great numbers, of singing canticles in the evening of the day before a statue of Our Lady. These canticles were called Laude and were often composed in the vulgar tongue, becoming in the hands of such poets as the Franciscan Giacopone da Todi, one of the great popular influences which helped to develop a native Italian literature. Confraternities were formed for the express purpose of singing these canticles and their members were called Laudesi."
"... Still other confraternities—the most common type—were laudesi or praise-singers. They would meet for devotional services in the church, in which they would sing an office of hymns in the vernacular language and listen to a sermon. These confraternities were very important in the Middle Ages and many continued up until the French Revolution. A few even survive today."
- papado
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