Suffering in paradise : the bubonic plague in English literature from More to Milton
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Suffering in paradise : the bubonic plague in English literature from More to Milton
（Medieval and Renaissance literary studies）
Duquesne University Press, c2005
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注記
Includes bibliographical references (p. 219-236) and index
収録内容
- Suffering in plague-time
- The best practices for change
- Thomas More's pestilence in parentheses
- Breath infect breath : plague in Shakespeare's Timon of Athens
- What a great loss in hope? : Jonson's the Alchemist
- Plague in the foundation : building toward the New Atlantis
- Fly from that pestilent destruction : Margaret Cavendish's prescriptions
- Fables and fancies : the style of hope in Bacon and Cavendish
- The rectification of air and the pursuit of paradise
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In Suffering in Paradise, Totaro provides a unique and timely discussion of the bubonic plague as it shaped literature in England from 1500 through the first half of the eighteenth century. During this time, the bubonic plague crept not only into bodies, but also into church sermons, medical treatises, royal proclamations and literary lives and works. Within the experience and accounts of bubonic plague, men and women found their own understandings of the body, of the human relationship with nature, and of the degree to which they had faith in their nation and their God.
目次
- Introduction
- Suffering in Plague-Time
- The Best Practices for Change
- Thomas More's Pestilence in Parentheses
- Breath Infect Breath: Plague in Shakespeares 'Timon of Athens'
- What a Great Lost in Hope?: Jonson's 'The Alchemist'
- Plague in the Foundation: Building Toward the New Atlantis
- Fly from the Pestilent Destruction: Margaret Cavendish's Prescriptions
- Fables and Fancies: The Style of Hope in Bacon and Cavendish
- The Rectification of Air and the Pursuit of Paradise
- Conclusion.
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