The book highlights the interplay between the region's political history, particularly its interactions with the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim worlds, and its literature, providing a comprehensive view of Catalan writers' exploration of love, morality, and identity. Special attention is given to major figures like Ausiàs March, Joanot Martorell, and Ramon Llull, whose works exemplify the intellectual complexity and emotional depth of Catalan literary production during the medieval period. With a focus on the transformation of the romance genre, Decker reveals the ways in which Catalan poets adapted and innovated, blending religious, philosophical, and secular themes to create a distinctive voice in the broader context of medieval European literature.
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