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Typology and early American literature.

By: Publication details: [Amherst] University of Massachusetts Press, 1972.Description: 337 pages 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
Uniform titles:
  • Early American literature.
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 232/.1
LOC classification:
  • BS478 .B47
  • PS195.R4 B4
Other classification:
  • 18.06
  • HS 1520
Online resources:
Contents:
Bercovitch, S. Introduction.--Davis, T.M. The traditions of Puritan typology.--Manning, S. Scriptural exegesis and the literary critic.--Rosenmeier, J. "With my owne eyes": William Bradford's Of Plymouth plantation.--Reinitz, R. The separatist background of Roger Williams' argument for religious toleration.--Lowance, M.I., Jr. Cotton Mather's Magnalia and the metaphors of Biblical history.--Reiter, Robert E. Poetry and doctrine in Edward Taylor's Preparatory meditations, series II, 1-30.--Keller, K. "The world slickt up in types": Edward Taylor as a version of Emerson.--Brumm, U. Edward Taylor and the poetic use of religious imagery.--Lowance, M.I., Jr. "Images or shadows of divine things" in the thought of Jonathan Edwards.--Bibliography (p. [245]-337).
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Includes essays which appeared in Early American literature.

"Annotated bibliography": pages 245-337.

Bercovitch, S. Introduction.--Davis, T.M. The traditions of Puritan typology.--Manning, S. Scriptural exegesis and the literary critic.--Rosenmeier, J. "With my owne eyes": William Bradford's Of Plymouth plantation.--Reinitz, R. The separatist background of Roger Williams' argument for religious toleration.--Lowance, M.I., Jr. Cotton Mather's Magnalia and the metaphors of Biblical history.--Reiter, Robert E. Poetry and doctrine in Edward Taylor's Preparatory meditations, series II, 1-30.--Keller, K. "The world slickt up in types": Edward Taylor as a version of Emerson.--Brumm, U. Edward Taylor and the poetic use of religious imagery.--Lowance, M.I., Jr. "Images or shadows of divine things" in the thought of Jonathan Edwards.--Bibliography (p. [245]-337).

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