Shakespeare's Religious Language: A DictionaryBloomsbury Publishing, 2015年3月26日 - 480 頁 Religious issues and discourse are key to an understanding of Shakespeare's plays and poems. This dictionary discusses over 1000 words and names in Shakespeare's works that have a religious connotation. Its unique word-by-word approach allows equal consideration of the full nuance of each of these words, from 'abbess' to 'zeal'. It also gradually reveals the persistence, the variety, and the sophistication of Shakespeare's religious usage. Frequent attention is given to the prominence of Reformation controversy in these words, and to Shakespeare's often ingenious and playful metaphoric usage of them. Theological commonplaces assume a major place in the dictionary, as do overt references to biblical figures, biblical stories and biblical place-names; biblical allusions; church figures and saints. |
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... Duke, against the Abbess' (ERR then calls 5.1.117, 133). ABBEY Either aconvent under the supervision of an abbessor a monasteryunder thesupervision of anabbot. Cardinal Wolsey isdescribed after his fall from power(and into grace) as ...
... Duke, against the Abbess' (ERR then calls 5.1.117, 133). ABBEY Either aconvent under the supervision of an abbessor a monasteryunder thesupervision of anabbot. Cardinal Wolsey isdescribed after his fall from power(and into grace) as ...
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... 29) says that 'Men aresaidto be justified apprehensively byfaith.' (B) The best example of this usagein Shakespeare occurs in MND, where therationalistic Duke Theseus twicein thesame speech condescendingly prefersthings comprehended.
... 29) says that 'Men aresaidto be justified apprehensively byfaith.' (B) The best example of this usagein Shakespeare occurs in MND, where therationalistic Duke Theseus twicein thesame speech condescendingly prefersthings comprehended.
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... duke, Vincentio, says ofthe reprobate Barnadine that because of his 'stubborn soul' he 'apprehends nofurther than this world' (MM 5.1.480–1), we see him preferring through theusage of 'apprehend' the grasping of transcendentover ...
... duke, Vincentio, says ofthe reprobate Barnadine that because of his 'stubborn soul' he 'apprehends nofurther than this world' (MM 5.1.480–1), we see him preferring through theusage of 'apprehend' the grasping of transcendentover ...
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... Duke, disguisedas a friar, says'Benedicite' (MM 2.3.39) in farewell to the contriteand shriven Juliet. BENEDICTION (A) Act ofblessing, often involving a human gesture. Thiscan be religious, fatherly, or a combination of the two in ...
... Duke, disguisedas a friar, says'Benedicite' (MM 2.3.39) in farewell to the contriteand shriven Juliet. BENEDICTION (A) Act ofblessing, often involving a human gesture. Thiscan be religious, fatherly, or a combination of the two in ...
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... Duke, disguised as a friar, describes himself to the pregnantand imprisoned Juliet as 'Bound by mycharity andmy blest order'to'visit the afflicted spirits /Here inthe prison' (MM 2.3.3–5). Gaunt speaks of 'the world's ransom, blessed ...
... Duke, disguised as a friar, describes himself to the pregnantand imprisoned Juliet as 'Bound by mycharity andmy blest order'to'visit the afflicted spirits /Here inthe prison' (MM 2.3.3–5). Gaunt speaks of 'the world's ransom, blessed ...
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