Sacramental poetics at the dawn of secularism: when God left the world

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Poetry Analysis and Criticism

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Contents Preface Acknowledgments Part I. Poesia Mystica 1. Sacramental Poetics 2. Mystical and Political Bodies Part II. Justitia Mystica 3. Shakespeare's Tragic Mass: Craving Justice 4. Milton's Cosmic Body: Doing Justice Part III. Amor Mysticus 5. Herbert's Praise: Communion in Conversation 6. Donne in Love: Communion of the Flesh Afterword Notes Index

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