JOHN BUNYAN & HIS ENGLAND, 1628-1688This volume of original essays is designed to be of interest to students not only of Bunyan, but of the history, religion and literature of the seventeenth century |
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His remark is useful in encapsulating the sense of exclusion , of being an
outsider or exile , that is evident in much Calvinist and post - Calvinist writing in
the seventeenth century , whether the writer may be identified as an Independent
of ...
His remark is useful in encapsulating the sense of exclusion , of being an
outsider or exile , that is evident in much Calvinist and post - Calvinist writing in
the seventeenth century , whether the writer may be identified as an Independent
of ...
Halaman 118
Access to public action , including published writing , was severely limited . To
write was an act of resistance in itself . Women , however , were not universally
constrained by such definitions and prescriptions . They made political protests ...
Access to public action , including published writing , was severely limited . To
write was an act of resistance in itself . Women , however , were not universally
constrained by such definitions and prescriptions . They made political protests ...
Halaman 162
What then , was Bunyan ' s language of the body ; from where did it come ; and
what was its role in his writing and ministry ? These questions are important : the
body and its representation in Bunyan ' s works is one of the keys to an ...
What then , was Bunyan ' s language of the body ; from where did it come ; and
what was its role in his writing and ministry ? These questions are important : the
body and its representation in Bunyan ' s works is one of the keys to an ...
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