Titlebook: Environment and Embodiment in Early Modern England; Mary Floyd-Wilson (Associate Professor of English) Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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,The Souls of Animals: John Donne’s , and Early Modern Natural History,liefs of humanism. Where Pico della Miran-dola argued that reason radically distinguished men from animals,.Donne used the ideas of the tripartite soul and Pythagorean transmigration of souls to examine humanism’s darker side: if the vegetable and animal souls are not finally subsumed into the ratio

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Immunotherapy

,Humanist Habitats; Or, “Eating Well” with Thomas More’s ,ch as they strove to possess it.. Ecology makes us more effective readers of Renaissance texts. We recognize the (now true) strangeness of the past even as that strangeness is remediated by a superior interpretive model.

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