Books and Religious Devotion : The Redemptive Reading of an Irishman in Nineteenth-Century New England
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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University Park :
Penn State University Press,
2015.
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Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Half Title Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Preface: A Discovery and Serendipitous Journeys
- Acknowledgments
- INTRODUCTION
- "I Am Here"
- Studying Used Books: The Plan of the Argument
- Reading
- Paratext
- Obsession
- Epiphany
- 1 IRISH AMERICAN PRINT CULTURE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: A PRIVATE LIBRARY
- A Collector and Reader
- F. Lewis [Louis of Granada], The Sinner's Guide
- Thomas H. Kinane, The Dove of the Tabernacle
- James Balmes, Fundamental Philosophy
- George Foxcroft Haskins, Travels in England, France, Italy, and Ireland
- Periodicals and Newspapers
- Reading for Guidance and Edification: "Book Keeping" in the Connary Household
- EPIPHANY: "SEEING VERY PLAINLY"
- 2 "LABORING IN MY BOOKS": THOMAS CONNARY'S BOOK ENHANCEMENTS
- Enhancing "the Blank Paper Surface Room"
- Decorative Embellishment and Extra-Illustration
- Newspaper and Magazine Clippings
- Diary and Miscellaneous Records
- Prayers and Religious Assertions
- Planning Reading
- A Reader's Responses
- The Autonomous Reader
- EPIPHANY: THE LAMP
- 3 REDEMPTIVE READING IN THE CONNARY HOUSEHOLD
- Domestic Reading and the Presence of the Book
- The Social Annotator
- Heavenly Books
- "Putting Books to Work": A Culture of Redemptive Reading
- Book Signing
- "The Pen and the Press-Blest Alliance Combined!": Thomas Connary in Print
- EPIPHANY: THE ROAD TO LANCASTER
- 4 THE FARMER'S TREASURE: THOMAS CONNARY READING ST. FRANCIS OF SALES AND JULIAN OF NORWICH
- Reading the Classics
- The Books of "Mother Juliana" and "Our Saint Francis"
- On Being Elsewhere: Inscribing Longing and Transcendence in the Spiritual Conferences of St. Francis of Sales
- The Spiritual Epiphany
- Reading Julian
- In Dialogue with Julian
- Finding Comfort in Julian: Reflections on Incorporation and Salvation
- "The Social Joys of Heaven" and the Problem of Contention
- EPIPHANY: "NO PRIEST OR BISHOP IN THIS CHURCH BUT HIMSELF ALONE"
- 5 BOOK KEEPING, LONGING, AND BESETMENT
- In a Room of His Own: Book Enhancement and Besetment
- "We Must Never Be Too Full of Words": Preaching in Stratford
- Madness in the Books
- Vessels of Nostalgia
- Peace and Communality
- EPILOGUE: ROME UNVISITED
- Appendix: The Contents of Thomas Connary's Library
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index