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God and nature in the thought of Margaret Cavendish
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| Document Type: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Farnham [u.a.]
: Ashgate
, 2014
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| Online Access: | Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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God and nature in the thought of Margaret Cavendish |
| Author Notes: | ed. by Brandie R. Siegfried and Lisa T. Sarasohn |
Table of Contents:
- Introduction: the duchess and the divine. Claims to orthodoxy: how far can we trust Margaret Cavendish's autobiography?
- Hilda l. SmithThe God of nature and the nature of God / Sara Mendelson
- Darkness, death, and precarious life in Cavendish's sociable letters and orations
- Joanne H. Wright
- God and the question of sense perception in the works of Margaret Cavendish
- Brandie R. Siegfried
- Paganism, Christianity, and the faculty of fancy in the writing of Margaret Cavendish
- James Fitzmaurice
- Fideism, sin, and the faithful veneration of nature in Margaret Cavendish's philosophical letters
- Lisa T. Sarasohn
- Brilliant heterodoxy: the plurality of worlds in Margaret Cavendish's Blazing world (1666) and Cyrano de Bergerac's Estats et empires de la lune
- Line Cottegnies
- "A double perception in all creatures": Margaret Cavendish's philosophical letters and seventeenth-century natural philosophy
- Stephen Clucas
- Natural magic in the convent of pleasure
- John Shanahan
- Margaret Cavendish's cabbala: the empress and the spirits in the blazing world
- Perrin Radley
- Margaret Cavendish and the Jews
- Sara Mendelson
- "Soulified": Cavendish, Rubens, and the cabbalistic tree of life
- Brandie R. Siegfried.

