The theology of John Donne

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The theology of John Donne

Jeffrey Johnson

（Studies in Renaissance literature / general editor: John T. Shawcross, v. 1）

D.S. Brewer, 1999

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 149-154) and indexes

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ISBN 9780859915441

内容説明

John Donne has rarely been treated seriously as an original, religious thinker; his prose and poetry have been discussed in theological contexts for the purposes of highlighting their devotional nature and of seeking to identify Donne's sectarian allegiance, but in so doing critics have neglected Donne as a theologian in his own right, and his response to the religious controversies of his day. This new study not only describes the distinguishing featuresof Donne's theology, as revealed primarily in his extant sermons, but also reads a variety of his individual sermons in context as applications of his own theological vision. It begins by exploring what is for Donne the fundamental belief for regulating Christian faith and practice, the doctrine of the Trinity, and goes on to build on this theological groundwork, examining such topics as Donne's understanding of common prayer; the pre-eminence of sight andspectacle, in terms of religious self-fashioning and the iconoclastic controversy; the doctrine of repentance (in conjunction with Donne's own sense of clerical calling) and the doctrine of grace (including Donne's views regarding the controversy over the Lord's Supper). JEFFREY JOHNSON is Professor of English at Northern Illinois University.

目次

  • Part 1 So steepy a place: St Dunstan-in-the-West
  • "Faciamus hominem"
  • "Regula fidei"
  • reason and the Trinity
  • "Vestigia Trinitatis"
  • Donne and Calvin
  • April 1629
  • Whitsuntide
  • unity v singularity. Part 2 To batter Heaven: Lincoln's Inn Chapel
  • the care and piety of the Church
  • prescribed by Thy Son
  • my particular necessities
  • fasting and prayer
  • "Devotions upon Emergent Occasions". Part 3 Through his own red glasse: Whitehall Palace
  • "Vae Idololatris, Vae Iconoclastis"
  • God's wardrobe
  • such "Glasses" and such "Images"
  • Hanworth, 1622
  • "Visionem Dei, Unionem". Part 4 Voice of the turtle: St Paul's Cross
  • "Aversio and Conversio"
  • the churching of women
  • "Baptismate Lachrymarum"
  • gold in the washes
  • "Vox Turturis". Part 5 O taste and see: Donne at Heidelberg
  • prevenient and subsequent
  • the root and fruit
  • the dew, and breath in the ayre
  • "Gustate & Videte".
巻冊次

: [hbk.] digital printing ISBN 9780859916202

内容説明

John Donne discussed as an original religious thinker, drawing on his extant sermons for evidence of his personal theology. John Donne is here treated as an original religious thinker; the evidence for the distinguishing features of his theology is drawn primarily from his extant sermons studied in context, beginning with an exploration of what is forDonne the fundamental belief for regulating Christian faith and practice, the doctrine of the Trinity. Building on this theological groundwork, Johnson goes on to examine such topics as Donne's understanding of common prayer; thepre-eminence of sight and spectacle, in terms of religious self-fashioning and the iconoclastic controversy; the doctrine of repentance, in conjunction with Donne's own sense of clerical calling; and the doctrine of grace, including Donne's views regarding the controversy over the Lord's Supper. JEFFREY JOHNSON is Professor of English at Northern Illinois University.

目次

  • Part 1 So steepy a place: St Dunstan-in-the-West
  • "Faciamus hominem"
  • "Regula fidei"
  • reason and the Trinity
  • "Vestigia Trinitatis"
  • Donne and Calvin
  • April 1629
  • Whitsuntide
  • unity v singularity. Part 2 To batter Heaven: Lincoln's Inn Chapel
  • the care and piety of the Church
  • prescribed by Thy Son
  • my particular necessities
  • fasting and prayer
  • "Devotions upon Emergent Occasions". Part 3 Through his own red glasse: Whitehall Palace
  • "Vae Idololatris, Vae Iconoclastis"
  • God's wardrobe
  • such "Glasses" and such "Images"
  • Hanworth, 1622
  • "Visionem Dei, Unionem". Part 4 Voice of the turtle: St Paul's Cross
  • "Aversio and Conversio"
  • the churching of women
  • "Baptismate Lachrymarum"
  • gold in the washes
  • "Vox Turturis". Part 5 O taste and see: Donne at Heidelberg
  • prevenient and subsequent
  • the root and fruit
  • the dew, and breath in the ayre
  • "Gustate & Videte".

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