Versions of Antihumanism. Milton and Others

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VERSIONS OF ANTIHUMANISM
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Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction: intention, historicism and interpretation 
     A NOTE ONMETHOD
     THEREADINGS
Part I: Milton
     Chapter 1: The Brenzel lectures 
          INTRODUCTION
          WHAT IT\'S LIKE TO READ MILTON
          MILTON’S GOD AND THE LOGIC OF THE FALL: “SUFFICIENT TO HAVE STOOD, THOUGH FREE TO FALL”
          THE DYNAMICS OF FAITH: “ON OTHER SURETY NONE”
          WOMEN AND THE DANGER OF DISOBEDIENCE
          THE FALL
          AFTER THE FALL
     Chapter 2: To the pure all things are pure: Law, faith and interpretation in the prose and poetry of John Milton
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          NOTES
     Chapter 3: \"There is nothing he cannot ask\": Milton, liberalism, and terrorism 
          PERFACE 
          1. A LICENSE FOR ATROCITY
          2. INTENTIONS AND CONSEQUENCES
          3. THE INTERPRETIVEDRAMA
          4. ANTINOMIANISM
          5. THE QUESTION OF TERRORISM
          NOTES
     Chapter 4: Why Milton matters; or, againsthistoricism 
          NOTES
     Chapter 5: Milton in popular culture
     Chapter 6: How the reviews work
     Chapter 7: The new Milton criticism
Part II: Early modern literature
     Chapter 8: \"Void of storie\": the struggle for insincerity in Herbert\'s prose and poetry 
          \"OH THAT I ONCE PAST CHANGING WERE\"
          SHOWING HOLY
          TRACKING GOD\'SWAYS
          OLD AND NEW PIETIES
          NOTES
     Chapter 9: Authors-readers: Jonson\'s community of the same 
          INTRODUCTION
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          NOTES
     Chapter 10: Marvell and the art of disappearance
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     Chapter 11: Masculine persuasive force: Donne and verbal power 
          \"MY FEIGNED PAGE\"
          \"ALL SIGNS OF LOATHING\"
          \"TRUE GRIEFE\" 
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     Chapter 12: How Hobbes works
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          \'CONCLUSION\'
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Index