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Anglo-Norman literature is literature composed in the Anglo-Norman language and developed during the period of 1066–1204, as the Duchy of Normandy and the Kingdom of England were united in the Anglo-Norman realm.

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rdfs:label	Anglo-Norman literature (en) Literatura anglonormanda (es) Littérature anglo-normande (fr) Letteratura normanna (it)
rdfs:comment	Anglo-Norman literature is literature composed in the Anglo-Norman language and developed during the period of 1066–1204, as the Duchy of Normandy and the Kingdom of England were united in the Anglo-Norman realm. (en) La littérature anglo-normande est une littérature composée dans la langue anglo-normande qui s’est développée au cours de la période allant de 1066 à 1204 lorsque le duc de Normandie était également roi d'Angleterre. (fr) Se denomina literatura anglonormanda a la compuesta en idioma anglonormando entre 1066 y 1204, periodo durante el cual el Ducado de Normandía e Inglaterra estuvieron unidos formando un único reino. El idioma normando se introdujo en Inglaterra con Guillermo I "El conquistador". Tras la Invasión Normanda de Inglaterra, el conocido como "francés normando" se convirtió en la lengua de la nobleza inglesa: compartió con el latín, durante todo el siglo XII, la condición de lengua literaria de Inglaterra, y siguió usándose como lengua de la Corte hasta el siglo XV (hasta que Enrique VII de Inglaterra recuperó el inglés como lengua propia de los reyes). Tras la pérdida de las provincias francesas durante los siglos XIII y XIV, se establecieron en Inglaterra escuelas para la enseñanza del francés, (es) Robert Wace (Jersey, 1115-1170) è considerato il fondatore della letteratura normanna insulare e nello stesso secolo operarono anche Béroul e Tommaso d'Inghilterra (Tumas de Britanie), che scrissero versioni in normanno della leggenda di Tristano e Isotta, e la poetessa Maria di Francia. Vi furono numerosi autori di cronache, trovatori e poeti tra i quali Robert Biket tra il XII e il XIII secolo, autore del Lai du Cor, opera parodisca con riferimento al ciclo arturiano. Roberto Grossatesta (1175 circa - 1253, scienziato, statista e teologo, vescovo di Lincoln, fu autore in gioventù del Chasteua d'amour, un poema allegorico sulla creazione del mondo e sulla redenzione cristiana. (it)
rdfs:seeAlso	Hagiography
dcterms:subject	Anglo-Norman literature England in the High Middle Ages Normandy History of literature in England European literature
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