Analysis highlights women's poetry and its role in the troubadour tradition during the Middle Ages.
Poetry of male troubadours is a subject that has caused rivers of ink to flow and to bring to bring to light all sorts of tomes (from the classical approach to esotericism, alchemy, Freemasonic rituals, etc.). But didn't women have a say in the Middle Age? Have they not contributed to literary creation? The women troubadours finally managed to surface and make their voices heard. So, we have to recognize that women's literature has existed since ancient times; literature is not only made by men. Therefore, this work aims, on the one hand, to bring before our cultural space the voice og these remarkable poets of the Middle Age, and on the other hand, to situate their creation within the troubadour lyric system.
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Adrian Badea (2025) studied this question.
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