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The medieval mystic Julian of Norwich (1342-after 1416) is the first known woman to author a book in the English language, recognized today for her strikingly optimistic claim that "all shall be well." Her visionary text Revelations of Divine Love is the product of many years of contemplation, written and revised after a life-changing event of near-fatal illness and divine revelation. Hannah Lucas explores the entanglement of illness and revelation in Julian's writings, illuminating the unexpected commonalities between the medical and the mystical and their significance for philosophies of…mehr
The medieval mystic Julian of Norwich (1342-after 1416) is the first known woman to author a book in the English language, recognized today for her strikingly optimistic claim that "all shall be well." Her visionary text Revelations of Divine Love is the product of many years of contemplation, written and revised after a life-changing event of near-fatal illness and divine revelation.
Hannah Lucas explores the entanglement of illness and revelation in Julian's writings, illuminating the unexpected commonalities between the medical and the mystical and their significance for philosophies of health. Framed by an original application of post-Heideggerian philosophy, Impossible Recovery offers a vivid new interpretation of the medieval mystic as crafting a proto-phenomenological theology of well-being. Lucas's careful readings pay close attention to Julian's mystical language and poetics, revealing the surprising resonances of her writings with modern and postmodern thought. Refracted through Julian's Revelations, this book advances a powerful existential query about the possibilities of recovery-of well-being, and of medieval history.
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Autorenporträt
Hannah Lucas is the Newby Trust Research Fellow at Newnham College, University of Cambridge.
Inhaltsangabe
Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Note on Editions and Translations Introduction. Then and Now: Recovering Julian of Norwich 1. Mapping the Journey Home: A Phenomenology of Well-Being 2. Learning to Live: Julian's Illness and the Craft of Dying 3. Bearing Witness: Revelation, Suffering, and the Fiend 4. Seeking Understanding: Julian's Mystical Text 5. The Contemplative Way: The Performance of Prayer and Homlyhede 6. Make Straight the Paths: Christ, Providence, and Salvation Conclusion. Not Yet Performed: Julian in Time Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Note on Editions and Translations Introduction. Then and Now: Recovering Julian of Norwich 1. Mapping the Journey Home: A Phenomenology of Well-Being 2. Learning to Live: Julian's Illness and the Craft of Dying 3. Bearing Witness: Revelation, Suffering, and the Fiend 4. Seeking Understanding: Julian's Mystical Text 5. The Contemplative Way: The Performance of Prayer and Homlyhede 6. Make Straight the Paths: Christ, Providence, and Salvation Conclusion. Not Yet Performed: Julian in Time Notes Bibliography Index
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