Centered on the word : literature, scripture, and the Tudor-Stuart middle way / edited by Daniel W. Doerksen and Christopher Hodgkins.
2004
820.93823 C397 2004
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Title
Centered on the word : literature, scripture, and the Tudor-Stuart middle way / edited by Daniel W. Doerksen and Christopher Hodgkins.
ISBN
0874138434 (alk. paper)
Imprint
Newark : University of Delaware Press, c2004.
Language
English
Description
367 p. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
820.93823 C397 2004
System Control No.
(OCoLC)52347732
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Spenser's Amoretti and Epithalamion: a psalter of love / Carol V. Kaske
Guiding the heavenly causes: faithfulness, fate, and prophecy in The fairie queene / Lorena Henry
Lanyer and Southwell: a Protestant woman's re-vision of St. Peter / Susanne Woods
Luther, Cranmer, Service, and Shakespeare / David Evett
Publishing the sole-talk of the soule: genre in early Stuart piety / Kate Narveson
'The man which have affliction seene': Donne, Jeremiah, and the fashioning of lamentation / Raymond-Jean Frontain
Discerning God's voice, God's hand: scripturalist moderation in Donne's Devotions / Daniel W. Doerksen
Squint-eyed, left-handed, half-deaf: Imperfect senses and John Donne's interpretive middle way / Jeanne Shami
Sacramentalizing the Word: Donne's 1626 Christmas sermon / Robert Whalen
Locating the Word: the textual church and George Herbert's Temple / Paul Dyck
'A prophetique dreame of the churche': William Baspoole's laudian reception of the medieval Pilgrimage of the lyfe of the manhode / Kathryn Walls
Milton and the bishops: ecclesiastical controversy and the early poems / John N. King
Plays out of season: Puritanism, antitheatricalism, and the closing of the theaters / Christopher Hodgkins
Creative adoption in Eliza's babes (1652): Puritan refigurations of Sibbes, Herrick, and Herbert / L. E. Semler.
Guiding the heavenly causes: faithfulness, fate, and prophecy in The fairie queene / Lorena Henry
Lanyer and Southwell: a Protestant woman's re-vision of St. Peter / Susanne Woods
Luther, Cranmer, Service, and Shakespeare / David Evett
Publishing the sole-talk of the soule: genre in early Stuart piety / Kate Narveson
'The man which have affliction seene': Donne, Jeremiah, and the fashioning of lamentation / Raymond-Jean Frontain
Discerning God's voice, God's hand: scripturalist moderation in Donne's Devotions / Daniel W. Doerksen
Squint-eyed, left-handed, half-deaf: Imperfect senses and John Donne's interpretive middle way / Jeanne Shami
Sacramentalizing the Word: Donne's 1626 Christmas sermon / Robert Whalen
Locating the Word: the textual church and George Herbert's Temple / Paul Dyck
'A prophetique dreame of the churche': William Baspoole's laudian reception of the medieval Pilgrimage of the lyfe of the manhode / Kathryn Walls
Milton and the bishops: ecclesiastical controversy and the early poems / John N. King
Plays out of season: Puritanism, antitheatricalism, and the closing of the theaters / Christopher Hodgkins
Creative adoption in Eliza's babes (1652): Puritan refigurations of Sibbes, Herrick, and Herbert / L. E. Semler.
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