Praise disjoined : changing patterns of salvation in 17th-century English literature /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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New York :
P. Lang,
©1991.
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Series: | Seventeenth-century texts and studies ;
vol. 2. |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / William P. Shaw
- Revolution, restoration, and literature / Christopher Hill
- "Had Zimri peace, who slew his master?" : the role of Jehu (2 Kings 9-10) in seventeenth-century religious and political literature / Laura Ballard Kennelly
- The house of love : rhetoric and salvation in the seventeenth century / Jean Dietz Moss
- Mothers in Israel : the Puritan rhetoric of childbearing / Margaret Olofson Thickstun
- Secular fall and redemption in Hobbes's Leviathan / Leo Rauch
- Macbeth and The tempest : the dark side of Prospero's magic / Richard S. Ide
- Ben Jonson's libertine Catholicism / T. Wilson Hayes
- John Donne and salvation through grace / George Klawitter
- Interpretive authority in Donne's Biathanatos / Meg Lota Brown
- Salvation and damnation in Divine meditations of John Donne / Barry Spurr
- "Impute this idle talke" : the l̀eaven' body of Donne's "Holy sonnet III" / M. Thomas Hester
- God's ape and Christ the all-heal : salvation and damnation in the vegetable world / Charlotte F. Otten
- Salvation under covenant : Herbert's poetry and Puritan sermons / Jeanne Clayton Hunter
- "Artillerie" : Herbert's strange warfare / Robert Thomas Fallon
- Semiotics of the sacrament in Edward Taylor's Preparatory meditations / Ivy Schweitzer
- Human and divine reconciliation in Paradise lost, X-XI : the strategy of Milton's structure / Cheryl H. Fresch
- The banqueting scene in Paradise regained : Milton's temptation to the anti-Puritan appetite / Alinda Sumers.