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Devil's Mousetrap

Name: Devil's Mousetrap
Brand: Oxford University Press Inc
SKU: 04514233
Price: 24987 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Linda Munk
ISBN: 9780195114942

Redemption and Colonial American Literature

Linda Munk

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04514233

Publishers Oxford University Press Inc, January 1998

The Devil's Mousetrap approaches the thought of three colonial New England divines-Increase Mather,... Full description

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The Devil's Mousetrap approaches the thought of three colonial New England divines-Increase Mather, Jonathan Edwards, and Edward Taylor-from the perspective of literary theory. Author Linda Munk focuses on the background of these men's ideas and on the sources from which they drew, both directly and indirectly, in framing their theology. She notes that the language used in the pulpit by Mather, Edwards, and Taylor is full of allusions to the Bible and Apocrypha, to Puritan treatises, and to post-biblical exegesis, Jewish and Christian. Munk proceeds to elucidate many allusions that have, for the most part, proved to be unclear to contemporary readers, in order to provide essential insights into the construction of Puritan theology.