A History of the Bible as Literature Vol.2: from 1700 to the Present Day
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TextPublication details: New York Cambridge University 1993Description: 493pISBN: - 0521333997
- B45.3 N821
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| B45.3 MC218 the Bible and the Reader | B45.3 N549 Underdogs and Tricksters | B45.3 N549 Text and Tradition | B45.3 N821 A History of the Bible as Literature | B45.3 P435 Profit With Delight | B45.3 R982 Literature of the Bible | B45.3 SE379 Reading from This Place |
includes index and biblioraphy
1 The early eighteenth century and the KJB `AH the disadvantages of an old prose translation` John Husbands Anthony Blackwall Revision canvassed The popular front 2 Mid-century Religion and literature kept apart Robert Lowth`s De Sacra Poesi Hebraeorum Uncouth, harsh and obsolete An aside: Higher Criticism 3 The critical rise of the KJB The influence of popular feeling Lowth and the English Bible Myths arise The KJB as a literary example The KJB in literary discussions of the Bible Revision or `superstitious veneration` Rancorous reason and brouhaha 4 Romantics and the Bible Forerunners and the influence of the KJB William Wordsworth and the possibility of a new literary sense of the Bible Samuel Taylor Coleridge
V2. From 1700 to the Present Day.
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