Print, Predestination, and the Public Sphere: Transatlantic Evangelical Periodicals, 1740–1745
@article{Snead2010PrintPA, title={Print, Predestination, and the Public Sphere: Transatlantic Evangelical Periodicals, 1740–1745}, author={Jennifer Ellis Snead}, journal={Early American Literature}, year={2010}, volume={45}, pages={118 - 93} }
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Jonathan Edwards, Secular Duration, and the Evangelical Aesthetics of Sinful Selfhood
- History
- 2020
Abstract:This article proposes that the temporality of Jonathan Edwards’s aesthetic projection of himself as simultaneously godly and depraved provides an alternative model of early American selfhood…
Early Caribbean Evangelical Life Narrative
- History
- 2018
Sylvia R. Frey and Betty Wood attribute the success of the evangelical revival among African diasporic peoples in the American south and the West Indies by 1830 to a creolization of forms of worship…
Jonathan Edwards’s White Theology
- History
- 2016
This article reconceives the impact of Jonathan Edwards in American cultural history by describing his role in the development of an eighteenth-century evangelical historical imaginary that can be…
In Search of “Fellow Pilgrims”: Radical Protestants and Transconfessional Exchanges in Europe and the British Atlantic, c. 1670–1730
- HistoryChurch History
- 2014
The mobility and literacy of many seventeenth- and eighteenth-century dissenters allowed for the circulation of people and ideas throughout Europe, the British Isles, and colonial North America. This…
Jonathan Edwards, Affective Conversion, and the Problem of Masochism
- Art
- 2012
This essay uses the work of Jonathan Edwards to trace intellectual, historical, and theoretical connections between eighteenth-century religious conversion in England and New England and later…
New Directions in Eighteenth-Century Periodical Studies
- Art
- 2011
The State of the Field in periodical studies is perhaps best characterized as ‘ripening’. This essay examines foundational and recent studies of 18th-century periodicals taken as their own genre;…
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