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Authority, Church, and Society in George Herbert: Return to the Middle Way

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Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Renaissance Literature and Culture Seventeenth-Century Political and Philosophical Thought

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Book Reviews / Comptes rendus / 75 biologique (la Nature-Mère) etémotionnel(un retour à un état d'innocence restaurée): l'utopie écologique dessine en contrepoint, avec ses Arcadies et ses paradis agrestes, le double féminin de l'utopie technologique, urbaine et collectiviste.S'opposant enfin à la fois à la vie heureuse de style bucolique et à la cité heureuse de type collectiviste, il y a aussi l'utopie ironique, tonique, décapantele rire de Démocrite et de Diogène qui alimente les textes satiriques, manifestant que la conscience ne saurait se his work is essential background reading for anyone interested in Herbert.It is an important study of the complex interrelationship between religion and politics in the years preceding the English Civil War.

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