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It evaluates the creation, performance, and diffusion of tensons from the perspective of capital—cultural, social, and economic capital. It views tensons as negotiations between poets for various types of capital. It also briefly uses game theory to analyze certain types oftensons as formal games.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nIntroduction .......................................................................................................................... 1  \n1. Language and the terms of exchange in a tenson ................................................4  \n2. The early partimen and jeu-parti, value, and capital .........................................22  \n3. Overview of chapters .........................................................................................39  \nChapter 1: Capital, Discourse, and Voice ..........................................................................47  \n1.1. Definition of the corpus and the genre............................................................50  \n1.2. Tenson, Canso/chanson, and other genres of lyric .........................................60  \n1.3. Historical origins and development ................................................................69  \n1.4. Previous scholarship on lyric and the tenson ..................................................76  \n1.5. Theoretical framework: capital, discourse, and voice ....................................83  \n1.6. Poets and capital .............................................................................................94  \n1.7. Economic and social setting of troubadour and trouvère lyric .....................110  \n1.8. Lyric discourse and fin’amor ........................................................................ 116  \n1.9. The practice of poetry and cultural capital ...................................................121  \n1.10. Voice and capital in the tenson ...................................................................125  \n1.11. The compilation of tensons in the manuscript tradition..............................136  \nChapter 2: Negotiation and Capital in the Tenson ........................................................... 150  \n2.1. Tensons concerning apprenticeship and cultural capital...............................152  \n2.2. Tensons between poets about patronage .......................................................160  \n2.3. Reputation, competition, and social capital: the case of Sordel ...................169  \n2.4. Tensons with patrons..................................................................................... 184  \n2.5. Women speakers: patrons, joglaresas, and fictive voices ............................200  \nChapter 3: Value, Evaluation, and Exchange in the Partimen and Jeu-parti .................................................................................................226  \n3.1. The nature of the game: exchange and the accumulation of capital .......................................................................................................228  \n3.2. The partimen/jeu-parti as a game: chess and other contemporary models ...................................................................................239  \n3.3. Game theory, rewards, cake-cutting, and market exchange .........................252  \n3.4. The language of value and evaluation ..........................................................264  \n3.5. 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