Looking Inward

Jennifer Bryan

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval Philosophy and Theology Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Bryan examines a wide range of devotional and secular texts, from works by Walter Hilton, Julian of Norwich, and Thomas Hoccleve to explore the models of identification and imitation through which they sought to reach the inmost selves of their readers, and the scripts for spiritual desire that they offered for the cultivation of the heart.

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