Titlebook: Imagining the Soul in Premodern Literature; Abe Davies Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

Narcissist

The Address to the Soul and Early Modern Didactic Discourse: Divinity Disciplined,f soul-address specifically in the lyric mode it often manifests, and of the deictic structures that mode implies, arguing that what appears a private and introspective literary structure is in fact alive with disciplinary potency.

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MANIA

The Poetics of Soul and Body from the , to Andrew Marvell: Dualism and Its Discontents,arvell’s ‘A Dialogue Between the Soul and the Body’) a proto-modern parody. By reading these two poems side by side, however, the argument is made here that in developing a poetics out of the vocabulary of Christian dualism each reveals the problems that inhere in that vocabulary.

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Donne and Descartes: Travelling Souls in the Spatial Turn,se, and share a sense as well of the different constructions of travel literature as it was conceived in the premodern period. Each features a soul with the ability to transcend physical space by travelling in and collapsing it, and each seems to sense that literary effect has a significant role to play in how the soul effects that transcendence.

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,Experimentalist ,, Ghostly Void: ‘Nothing but Ourselves’,rstandings of two pivotal features of it, namely the ghost’s inconsistency between Acts I and III and Hamlet’s Act IV declaration of the king to be ‘a(chǎn) thing of nothing’; an account of Hamlet’s specifically Democritean character; and a fresh view onto the play’s interest in political theology and Eucharistic controversies.

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ANIM

Infantry

Introduction: The Ghostly I,prompts for a wide-ranging account of the psychology and anthropology of premodernity, spanning ancient Greek literature and philosophy, Hebrew soteriology, New Testament eschatology, patristic and Neoplatonist thought, medieval exegesis and Reformed doctrine. From it the soul emerges as a profoundl

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