This essay collection proposes that a puritan literary tradition existed that was distinct from broader conceptions of early modern English and Protestant traditions and offers a nuanced account of the distinct and variegated contribution that puritanism has made to the construction of 'literature' as a concept in English.
This essay collection proposes that a puritan literary tradition existed that was distinct from broader conceptions of early modern English and Protestant traditions and offers a nuanced account of the distinct and variegated contribution that puritanism has made to the construction of 'literature' as a concept in English.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Johanna Harris is Associate Professor of Literature in the Western Civilisation Program at the Australian Catholic University. Her research and publications focus on the literature, religion, and politics of the early modern period. With Alison Searle, she is a general editor of The Complete Correspondence of Richard Baxter and a volume editor for The Oxford Traherne (both forthcoming with Oxford University Press). Alison Searle is Associate Professor of Textual Studies at the University of Leeds. Her research and publications focus on epistolary culture, scholarly editing, and the relationship between literature and theology. Her most recent book is Pastoral Care through Letters in the British Atlantic (Cambridge University Press, 2023). She is also a general editor (with Johanna Harris) of The Complete Correspondence of Richard Baxter (forthcoming with Oxford University Press).
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* List of Abbreviations * Contributors * Introduction: The Idea of Puritan Literature * 1: Sharon Achinstein: Anne Bradstreet: Poet and Theorist of Empire * 2: Alison Searle: Performing Pastoral Care Through Letters * 3: Gordon Campbell: Milton and the Performing Arts * 4: Anne Dunan-Page: The Cambridge and London Experiences of Joseph Hussey: Conversion Narratives in the Eighteenth Century * 5: David Loewenstein: Spiritual Inwardness, Religious Antiformalism, and Puritan Polemic in Paradise Lost * 6: Johanna Harris: 'Holy, safe, and sweet, and durable': Richard Baxter's Writings and Puritan Friendship * 7: Dzelzainis: De haeretico comburendo: Marvell, Hobbes, and Heresy * 8: Elaine Hobby: 'What need has she to think of Heaven upon her Wedding-day?': Aphra Behn, Hypocrisy, and the Puritan Tradition * 9: Laura L. Knoppers: 'For the Benefit of the Afflicted': Unsettling Comfort in Mary Rowlandson's Captivity Narrative * 10: W. R. Owens: 'There you shall enjoy your friends again': Bunyan's Depiction of Heaven * 11: Tom Charlton: Richard Baxter's 'Life': Editing the Puritan Experience in the Seventeenth Century * 12: Nigel Smith: Richard Baxter and International Protestantism * 13: Tessa Whitehouse: Women's Writing and the Puritan Tradition of Memorial * Index
* List of Abbreviations * Contributors * Introduction: The Idea of Puritan Literature * 1: Sharon Achinstein: Anne Bradstreet: Poet and Theorist of Empire * 2: Alison Searle: Performing Pastoral Care Through Letters * 3: Gordon Campbell: Milton and the Performing Arts * 4: Anne Dunan-Page: The Cambridge and London Experiences of Joseph Hussey: Conversion Narratives in the Eighteenth Century * 5: David Loewenstein: Spiritual Inwardness, Religious Antiformalism, and Puritan Polemic in Paradise Lost * 6: Johanna Harris: 'Holy, safe, and sweet, and durable': Richard Baxter's Writings and Puritan Friendship * 7: Dzelzainis: De haeretico comburendo: Marvell, Hobbes, and Heresy * 8: Elaine Hobby: 'What need has she to think of Heaven upon her Wedding-day?': Aphra Behn, Hypocrisy, and the Puritan Tradition * 9: Laura L. Knoppers: 'For the Benefit of the Afflicted': Unsettling Comfort in Mary Rowlandson's Captivity Narrative * 10: W. R. Owens: 'There you shall enjoy your friends again': Bunyan's Depiction of Heaven * 11: Tom Charlton: Richard Baxter's 'Life': Editing the Puritan Experience in the Seventeenth Century * 12: Nigel Smith: Richard Baxter and International Protestantism * 13: Tessa Whitehouse: Women's Writing and the Puritan Tradition of Memorial * Index
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