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Prophetic Song The Psalms As Moral Discourse In Late Medieval England Reprint 2016 Michael P Kuczynski

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Prophetic Song The Psalms As Moral Discourse In Late Medieval England Reprint 2016 Michael P Kuczynski
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Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.96 MB
Pages: 336
Author: Michael P. Kuczynski
ISBN: 9781512803310, 1512803316
Language: English
Year: 2016
Edition: Reprint 2016

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Prophetic Song The Psalms As Moral Discourse In Late Medieval England Reprint 2016 Michael P Kuczynski by Michael P. Kuczynski 9781512803310, 1512803316 instant download after payment.

A study of the Psalter's influence on the language of prescription and proscription, injunction, command, censure, reproof, and other ethical instruction in late medieval England, as well as exegesis and meditation that clearly had a homiletic or polemic bias. Among the themes is the distinction between the private and public use the Psalms were put to, and the deliberate blurring of that distinction to illustrate the unity between individual salvation and the reform of society.

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