Titlebook: Early Modern Metaphysical Literature; Nature, Custom and S Michael Morgan Holmes Book 2001 Michael Morgan Holmes 2001 English literature.me

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Philippe Boch,Jean-Claude Glandus,F. Platon, Marvell’s country-house poem ., techniques of cultural denaturalization draw attention to the coercive limitations of conventional gender and sexuality paradigms. Literary Metaphysicality in these poems principally underscores desire’s unruly potential and, as a result, the subjective variability

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Strangeness and Desire,Society) castigated as a ‘war horse term’ (Review, p. 13)? Indeed, bedevilled by a rather chequered past, ‘Metaphysical’ can often seem like quite an unstable moniker; certainly, few words in literary studies can rival it for difficulty in nailing down their salient characteristics. Perhaps, in our

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Edward Herbert: Handsome, Chivalrous, and Strange,nt to the bother and expense of bringing (for the first time ever) this obscure manuscript to public attention, Walpole’s admiration was far from unequivocal. Similar to Samuel Johnson’s contemporaneous comments on Donne and Cowley, Walpole’s introduction to the volume and several related letters to

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,Rich Chains of Love: Desire and Community in Aemilia Lanyer’s ,gh a community of women at the centre of personal happiness and social justice. In her only known work, ., the commingling of religious piety, a defence of women, and a celebration of their mutual passion and devotion engagingly denaturalizes customary power relations and gender identities.

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The Science of Possession: Conscience and Hagiology in Early Stuart England,ate of a young Deptford woman who had contracted an untreatable strain of scrofula, the ‘.’: ‘thus was the poore silly soul past all hopes of recovery, being discomforted with words, blind of her sight, forsaken by the Physicians, and left off by acquaintance’ (p. 3). Happily, though, God intervened

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