Kristen Poole is the Ned B. Allen Professor of English at the University of Delaware. She specializes in the intersection of science, religion, and literature in early modern England, and is the author of many scholarly books and articles. She holds a PhD from Harvard and an STM from United Lutheran Seminary, Philadelphia.
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Acknowledgements Introduction: deforming Reformation 1. The Puritan in the alehouse: Falstaff and the drama of Martin Marprelate 2. Eating disorder: feasting, fasting, and the Puritan bellygod at Bartholemew Fair 3. Lewd conversations: the perversions of the Family of Love 4. Dissecting sectarianism: swarms, form, and Thomas Edwards's Gangrna 5. The descent of dissent: monstrous genealogies and Milton's antiprelatical tracts 6. Not so much as fig leaves: Adamites, naked Quakers, linguistic perfections and Paradise Lost Epilogue: the fortunes of Hudibras Notes Selected bibliography Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction: deforming Reformation 1. The Puritan in the alehouse: Falstaff and the drama of Martin Marprelate 2. Eating disorder: feasting, fasting, and the Puritan bellygod at Bartholemew Fair 3. Lewd conversations: the perversions of the Family of Love 4. Dissecting sectarianism: swarms, form, and Thomas Edwards's Gangrna 5. The descent of dissent: monstrous genealogies and Milton's antiprelatical tracts 6. Not so much as fig leaves: Adamites, naked Quakers, linguistic perfections and Paradise Lost Epilogue: the fortunes of Hudibras Notes Selected bibliography Index.
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