A humanidade de Deus nas cantigas de amor de Bernal de Bonaval

Abstract

The learning object is an important support material for Basic Education and contributes to the teaching-learning process. Therefore, the learning object entitled The Songs of Love and the Humanity of God is a didactic unit available, free of charge, in the repository of the Federal University of Alfenas. It can be accessed on computers by teachers and students of the first year of high school and has texts, images, maps, music, videos, activities and movie suggestions. Seeking to articulate History and Literature, the learning object was elaborated from a research referring to the literary production developed in the Iberian Peninsula, in the region of Galicia, between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries, known as Galician-Portuguese Trovadorismo that had different poets and songs. This research, through the analysis of five love poems that have God in their compositions, written by the troubadour Bernal de Bonaval, seeks to demonstrate the meanings attributed to the divine figure in the poems. The analyzes show that God approaches man and distances himself from his divinity, playing a more humanized and profane role. We argue that this may reflect a process of change from medieval thinking to that which developed in Humanism.