Meeting Minutes and 15th Century Poetry
Closed E
Followed by a consonant, r, esdruixoles, scientific words, words with the suffix -er.
Open E
Front, l · l, r, rr, vocal, and uo silaba of these esdruixoles, scientific terms, words formed with the endings -ecta, -ecte, -epte, -epta.
Verbal Morphemes
- Indicates the person who refers to the action or who is saying something (first, second).
- The number that indicates whether the verb refers to one being or more (singular, plural).
- The tense indicating the time the action is performed (past, present, future).
- Mode that indicates the activity of talking about the action of the verb (indicative, subjunctive, imperative).
- The aspect that indicates whether the action is done or verbal accurate (perfect – the action is over, imperfect – the action has not ended).
Meeting Minutes
Meeting: A gathering between a group of people to talk about any issue or make agreements or decisions. It is a basic tool for teams.
Minutes of Meeting: A document that gathers the most important information stated and the agreements made in the development of a formal meeting.
The Verb
The part of speech that informs us of what the subject does, develops the core function of the predicate of the sentence.
Composition
Consists of forming new words from the combination of two or more words with independent meanings. It is classified as:
- Compound nouns (terratrèmol), onomatopoeia (tic-tac), verb phrases (fer-ho, visca-visca)
- Compound adjectives (bocamoll)
- Compound verbs (preocupar-se)
- Compound adverbs (potser)
- Composite conjunctions (perquè)
- Compound propositions (fins i tot)
Empowerment
Changing the grammatical category of a word, giving it a new meaning without changing its shape.
- Verb to noun: infinitive (menjar), gerunds (cantant), participles (rostit).
- Proper noun to common noun: a box of Miro? Miro
- Adjective to noun: a sedative drug? a sedative
- Noun to adjective: the pumpkin is a fruit? a pumpkin shirt
- Pronoun, preposition, or conjunction to noun: I am the President? philosophers studying the self
Highbrow Poetry of the Fifteenth Century: Ausias March
Poets created their compositions in Occitan and adhered to strict rules of troubadour poetry.
With Ausias March, fifteenth-century poetry was written in Valencian due to the decline of feudal societal values. The introduction of new ideas into European society in the late fifteenth century was heavily influenced by the Renaissance (valuation of nature and man as an individual, interest in classical culture, etc.). In the fifteenth century, innovative poetry arose, led by Ausias March, and Renaissance lyric, led by Joan Rois de Corella.
Innovative Lyric
Poetry written in Valencian, provides a more realistic view of women with all their flaws and virtues, describes images from everyday life where the bourgeois poet reflects his passions, and signals the final stanza that alludes to the lady.
Renaissance Lyric
A bridge between medieval culture and the new Renaissance era, uses Valencian, poetry is used to relieve the suffering of love that can only end with death, traces the nature of a balanced and harmonious world.
Topics
- Love: The inspiration is a real woman, passion is sincere and intimate, love is boundless.
- Religion: The focus is on repentance for having sought only carnal love and having forgotten the love of God.
Ausias March
Born in Beniarjó in 1397 and died in Valencia in 1459, came from a family of knights and poets, his father Pere March also cultivated the genre. In his youth, he participated in several military campaigns alongside Alfonso the Magnanimous. He married twice, first with Joana Isabel Martorell and then…
Love Songs
The poet does not maintain a relationship of vassalage with the lady or idealize her. He presents her flesh and bones, with defects and virtues.
Edge of Death
Devoted to his second wife. It expresses pain caused by the death of the beloved and concern for their fate and God’s justice.
Spiritual Singing
A long poem addressed to God which raises questions about what happens after death.
Meeting Identification Header
- Name of the organization or group organizing the meeting.
- Date, starting time, and duration of the meeting.
- Attendees: Names of group members who attended the meeting, including the president or person responsible for directing the meeting, and the secretary or person in charge of preparing the record. Note any missing persons.
- Agenda: Points or issues to be discussed at the meeting.
- Interventions: Opinions expressed by each member of the meeting.
- Arrangements: Agreements or decisions taken at the meeting.
- Signature: Signature of the secretary or the person in charge of drafting the minutes.