The Making of an American Thinking Class: Intellectuals and Intelligentsia in Puritan MassachusettsOxford University Press, 18 Des 1997 - 296 halaman A radical new interpretation of the political and intellectual history of Puritan Massachusetts, The Making of an American Thinking Class envisions the Bay colony as a seventeenth century one-party state, where congregations served as ideological 'cells' and authority was restricted to an educated elite of ministers and magistrates. From there Staloff offers a broadened conception of the interstices of political, social, and intellectual authority in Puritan Massachusetts and beyond, arguing that ideologies, as well as ideological politics, are produced by self-conscious, and often class-conscious, thinkers. |
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... assistants ) and dispatched by the company.20 19 The exact arrangements surrounding the employment and " calling " of these first ministers are part of a story we shall turn to before long ; at this point , what is sig- nificant was the ...
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... assistants , " the government being to bee transferred into New England , according to the former order . " 2 Before he could pro- ceed with the election , the issues of the control of the joint stock and the disposition of the ...
... assistants , " the government being to bee transferred into New England , according to the former order . " 2 Before he could pro- ceed with the election , the issues of the control of the joint stock and the disposition of the ...
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2 John Cotton Roger Williams and the Problem of Charisma | 26 |
3 John Cotton and the Dialectic of Antinomian Dissent | 40 |
4 Antinomianism Defeated | 55 |
5 Ordering the OneParty Regime | 73 |
6 Establishing Orthodoxy | 91 |
7 From the Cambridge Platform to the HalfWay Covenant | 114 |
8 The Restoration and the Politics of Declension | 143 |
9 Increase Mather and the Decline of Cultural Domination | 169 |
Key Terms | 189 |
Toward a Postrevisionist Interpretation of Puritanism Religion Society and Politics | 192 |
Notes | 207 |
Index | 269 |
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