It would seem that Charles did not feel the necessity to employ lyrical love poetry performers at his own court in Prague, as the one and only representative of the German
Minnesang there, Heinrich von Mugeln, left for Vienna in 1360 and none of the few Czech secular songs dating from the pre-Hussite era deal with courtly love.
Specifically, this confusion resulted in two central motifs for the Grail legend: The image of the Waste Land and the struggle between divine and earthly love in German
minnesang. Indeed, the works of authors of the period such as Gottfried von Strassburg and Wolfram von Eschenbach present a direct challenge to the Church, secularizing the divine and finding it outside of the official doctrine.
Le culte de la Dame en Occitanie et le
minnesang germain.
That might not be so surprising in light of Celan's own early absorption in the rhythms and motifs of medieval German
Minnesang and the ways some of his early poetry seems to give a surreal twist to popular verse forms.
For instance, Herder's essay "On the Origin of Language" (1770) examines the origin of the faculty of speech as well as the thematic return to the medieval culture of
Minnesang. Conversely, scholarship has demonstrated that the romantic age is historically marked as the advent of the culture of writing.
Onder jou venster waar nag jou toespin speel ek my vedel, sing my
minnesang, 'n lied van begeerte en bedwelming, my sterwende eggo van verlang.
There are four genre-based chapters, covering didactic poetry, '
Minnesang', heroic narratives (including the Nibelungenlied) and mysticism (including Mechthild von Magdeburg).
Daar is byvoorbeeld die drietal Boesmanverse wat begin met "!numani se
minnesang" (een van die mooiste gedigte in die bundel--'n liefdesgedig om te onthou), en eindig met "sangrotskilder".
It is behind Dante and Petrarch, Boccaccio and Machaut, the dolce stil Nuovo,
Minnesang, and English and German romance.