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,‘he nas but seven yeer olde’: Emotions in Boy Martyr Legends of Later Medieval England,r’s ., and the mystery plays. Boys were generally considered emotionally unstable and undisciplined in medieval culture, but these works give their emotions a status that empowers them as arbiters of right behaviour and as figures for adults to emulate. Medieval boy martyr stories explored parents’

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Rhetorics of Death and Resurrection: Child Death in Late-Medieval English Miracle Tales,easons for this this abysmal lacuna in the literature of the death of children through a discussion of one of the places that they can be found: English miracle tales. It shows that these narratives have their own set of standard topoi, directed not towards demonstrating the process of holy dying, b

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Facing Childhood Death in English Protestant Spirituality,rder to argue that Puritan and Calvinist theology offered important resources to parents and children facing childhood death. Examining how deaths were confronted and were used pedagogically demonstrates how effectively Puritanism, especially the doctrine of predestination, could be used both to con

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Memorials and Expressions of Mourning: Portraits of Dead Children in Seventeenth-Century Sweden,estment that families placed in their children. This chapter looks at such portraits for their evidence of parental and community emotion on the death of children. Reflecting their religious beliefs, portraits of deceased children became opportunities to refocus the attention of parents on the after

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Responsibility and Emotions: Parental, Governmental and Almighty Responses to Infant Deaths in Denm for such infants according to the church, and did the teachings of the church influence the emotional responses of parents? The memoirs of an eighteenth-century father, who lost nine of his eleven children, reveal a close connection between the writings of the early Lutheran church and the way he (