Joseph Anglade

Joseph Anglade ( born October 11, 1868 in Lézignan -Corbières, † July 13, 1930 in Toulouse ) was a French linguist, Provenzalist and medievalist.

Life and work

Anglade studied in Montpellier at Camille Chabaneau, also in Bonn and at Emil Levy in Freiburg im Breisgau. He made 1896 Agrégation and was a high school teacher in Beziers, Tulle, La Roche- sur -Yon, Montpellier and Bordeaux. He qualified as a professor at the Sorbonne with both theses Le troubadour Guiraut Riquier. Etude sur la decadence de l' ancienne poésie Provençale (Bordeaux 1905, Geneva 1973) and De latinitate libelli qui est inscriptus " ad loca sancta Peregrinatio " (Paris 1905) and was Maître de conférences in Nancy. From 1910 to 1930 he was in Toulouse (succeeding Alfred Jeanroy ) Chair of southern languages ​​and literatures (successor: Henri Gavel ). There he founded in 1914 the Institut d' Etudes méridionales from which, inter alia, Pierre Fouché, Louis Alibert and Joseph Salvat emerged.

Other works

• Les Troubadours, leur vie, leur œuvre, Brive 1898 Nimes 2003
• Les Troubadours, leurs vies, leurs oeuvres, leur influence, Paris 1908, 1919, 1929, Geneva 1973
• (Ed. and translator ) La Bataille de Muret, Toulouse 1913, 2001
• (Ed.) Les poésies de Peire Vidal, Paris 1913, 1923
• (Ed.) Camille Chabaneau, Onomastique the troubadours, Montpellier 1916
• Grammaire de l' ancien français élémentaire, Paris 1918, 9th Edition 1952, 1965, 1987
• (Ed.) Las leys d' cupid. Manuscript de l' Académie des jeux floraux, 4 vols, Toulouse 1919-1920, New York 1971
• Troubadour Peire Raimon Poésies you de Toulouse, Toulouse 1920
• Grammaire de l' ancien provençal ou ancienne langue d'oc. Phonétique et morphology, Paris 1921, 1977
• Histoire de la littérature sommaire méridionale au Moyen Âge, Paris 1921
• Le roman de Flamenca. Analysis et traduction partial, Paris 1926
• (Ed.) Anthology of troubadours, Paris 1927
• Les Troubadours de Toulouse, Paris 1928
• Les Troubadours et les Bretons, Montpellier 1929