Titlebook: Imagining Jesus Christ in Middle English Literature, 1275-1475; Royal Traitor, Heroi Theresa Tinkle Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Who May Hear Without Weeping?, Jesus who suffers for them; other passages picture Jesus as a triumphant conqueror who defeats the devil and needs no compassion. Writers often perform an exemplary affective piety, contrasting their compassion for Jesus with Jews’ viciousness. Anti-Judaic attitudes and sentiments emerge in this ch

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,York’s Jesus: Crowned King and Traitor Attainted,ps the infant Christ as his subject; pities him on the cross; teaches the audience about redemption; and adores him in heaven. Jesus’s two natures are vital to the playwrights’ conception of the human and divine king. Jesus’s sovereignty enables the playwrights to comment on relations between Englis

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,Sir John Mandeville’s God(s),ls, God becomes a series of discrete texts, a relativist figure perceived differently in different places. Mandeville collects ideas about deities from multiple, disparate sources, which he does not attempt to resolve into a single coherent figure or theology of redemption. Barthes’ theory of the te

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,Afterword: Reflections on Julian of Norwich’s , than the other writers studied in this book, and she may serve to expand our conception of vernacular Christology. For instance, Julian revises a parable in Anselm’s . about a lord and servant; she thus exemplifies the tendency of theologians to rewrite existing theories of redemption. She conclude

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2945-5936 esus‘s suffering, they almost universally express antipathy toward his Jewish torturers, complicating our ideas about affective piety. In these works, the Virgin Mary is less exemplary for her compassion than f978-3-031-65078-9978-3-031-65076-5Series ISSN 2945-5936 Series E-ISSN 2945-5944

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Theresa TinkleInterprets Jesus as a complicated, disunified literary character in Middle English texts.Analyzes antisemitic themes in religious literature of the period.Combines the typically separate areas of anti

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