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This book investigates how an evolving concept of transcendentalism in early modem England, influenced by Reformation and counter-Reformation theology, created new ways of responding effectively and philosophically to emerging articulations of national identity in British devotional poetry. My book focuses on a series of politically disruptive moments in the seventeenth century - from the residual trauma of the Protestant Reformation to the Civil War of the 1640's - that troubled England's developing sense of national identity. In the shadow of these troubles, devotional poets reworked ideas…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book investigates how an evolving concept of transcendentalism in early modem England, influenced by Reformation and counter-Reformation theology, created new ways of responding effectively and philosophically to emerging articulations of national identity in British devotional poetry. My book focuses on a series of politically disruptive moments in the seventeenth century - from the residual trauma of the Protestant Reformation to the Civil War of the 1640's - that troubled England's developing sense of national identity. In the shadow of these troubles, devotional poets reworked ideas of transcendence that they had inherited from medieval Catholicism to provide a sense of national cohesion in the midst of a changing political landscape.
Autorenporträt
Bien au fait de la pédagogie moderne et des pratiques éducatives, il possède des années de réalisations et d'expérience dans la mise en place d'un environnement centré sur l'étudiant, axé sur l'optimisation des expériences d'apprentissage. Il a de l'expérience dans l'élaboration de programmes de travail pour les étudiants et les enseignants. Il est actuellement intendant de l'école Dawn Matric Hr. Sec. de Dawn, à Dharmapuri.