Anne Hudson (1)
Autore di Selections from English Wycliffite Writings
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Sull'Autore
Anne Hudson is Professor of medieval English in the University of Oxford.
Fonte dell'immagine: Lady Margaret Hall Oxford
Serie
Opere di Anne Hudson
Two Wycliffite Texts: Sermon of Taylor, Testimony of Thorpe (Early English Text Society Original Series) (1993) — A cura di — 9 copie
Two Revisions of Rolle's English Psalter Commentary and the Related Canticles: Volume II (2013) 5 copie
Two Revisions of Rolle's English Psalter Commentary and the Related Canticles: Volume I (2012) — A cura di — 5 copie
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Rather technical in places but written by a man who really knew Wyclf's ideas as almost no one else of his generation knew them, simply by really reading Wyclf thoroughly. This is a collection of articles by a scholar who intended to write a great biography of Wyclif he did not live to complete.
Contains sample texts from several of the commentaries..
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- Opere
- 17
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- 169
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- Voto
- 4.7
- Recensioni
- 6
- ISBN
- 25
- Lingue
- 2
Did growing literacy in the later medieval perjod fonter popular
heresy, or did heresy provide a crucial stimulus to the sprond of
literacy? Such questions were posed in the polemic of the time
heretics were laici illiterati but were at the same time poysessors
of dangerous books which their oppunents sought to dextrey, and
among them were preachers whose skills in dialectic and in exe
gesis threatened orthodoxy- and have challenged the investigntors
of heresy and literacy ever since. This eallaborative volume.
written by a group of established scholars from Britain, continental
Europe and the United states. considers the importance of the
written word among the main pre Lutheran popular heresies in
a wide range of European countries, and explores the extent to
which heretics' familiarity with books paralleled or exceeded
that of their orthodox contemporaries.… (altro)