The network graphs linked below were made as part of my dissertation project. They were created using Gephi graphing software and represent different relationships within the troubadour tradition between manuscripts, genres, troubadours, and songs.

Network Graphs of the Troubadour Tradition

Network Graph: Relationships between Manuscripts and Troubadours (with Geography)

Network Graph: Relationships between Manuscripts and Genres (with Geography)

Network Graph: Relationships between Manuscripts and Works

Network Graph: Relationships between Troubadours and Genres

Network Graphs of the Musical Repertoire Only (Planned and Surviving Musical Transmission)

Network Graph: Relationships between Manuscripts and Songs with Extant Melodies or Planned Transmission (with Geography)

Network Graph: Relationships between Manuscripts and Authors of Songs with Extant Melodies or Planned Transmission (with Geography)

Network Graph: Relationships between Manuscripts and Genres of Songs with Extant Melodies or Planned Transmission (with Geography)

Borrowing

Network Graph: Models and Imitators in the Troubadour Repertoire