This collection examines the widespread phenomenon of hypocrisy in literary, theological, political, and social circles in England during the years after the Reformation and up to the Restoration.
This collection examines the widespread phenomenon of hypocrisy in literary, theological, political, and social circles in England during the years after the Reformation and up to the Restoration.
Lucia Nigri is Lecturer of Early Modern English Literature at the University of Salford, Manchester. Naya Tsentourou is Lecturer in Early Modern English at the University of Exeter.
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Introduction by Lucia Nigri 'Hypocrisy, Dissimulation and Education for Civic Life in Pre-Revolutionary England' by Markku Peltonen (University of Helsinki)'Trading in Gratitude: (Un)Masking the Self in John Donne's Verse Epistles to his Patronesses' by Silvia Bigliazzi (Verona University) 'Exceeding Boundaries: Hypocrisy across Europe' by Lucia Nigri 'Enter Hypocrisy: The Changing Face of the Hypocrite in Tudor Drama' by Eoin Price (Swansey University) '"The ghost of a linen decency": Hypocritical Clothing on Stage and in Church' by Naya Tsentourou (Exeter University) '"Much like the picture of the Deuill in a play": Hypocrite Texts and Hypocrite Performers in Early Modern Accounts of Demonic Possession' by Jacqueline Pearson (University of Manchester) '"Saints in Shew": Hypocrisy, Gender, and the Self in Seventeenth-Century Life-Writings' by Katharine Hodgkin (University of East London) 'Whether he can be [...] any other than an Hypocrite'?: Biographical Encounters with the Seventeenth-Century Printer, Henry Hills (c .1625-1688/9) by Michael Durrant (Hang Seng Management College)F5. CHAPTER ABSTRACTS
Introduction by Lucia Nigri 'Hypocrisy, Dissimulation and Education for Civic Life in Pre-Revolutionary England' by Markku Peltonen (University of Helsinki)'Trading in Gratitude: (Un)Masking the Self in John Donne's Verse Epistles to his Patronesses' by Silvia Bigliazzi (Verona University) 'Exceeding Boundaries: Hypocrisy across Europe' by Lucia Nigri 'Enter Hypocrisy: The Changing Face of the Hypocrite in Tudor Drama' by Eoin Price (Swansey University) '"The ghost of a linen decency": Hypocritical Clothing on Stage and in Church' by Naya Tsentourou (Exeter University) '"Much like the picture of the Deuill in a play": Hypocrite Texts and Hypocrite Performers in Early Modern Accounts of Demonic Possession' by Jacqueline Pearson (University of Manchester) '"Saints in Shew": Hypocrisy, Gender, and the Self in Seventeenth-Century Life-Writings' by Katharine Hodgkin (University of East London) 'Whether he can be [...] any other than an Hypocrite'?: Biographical Encounters with the Seventeenth-Century Printer, Henry Hills (c .1625-1688/9) by Michael Durrant (Hang Seng Management College)F5. CHAPTER ABSTRACTS
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