Wolfgang Riehle
The Middle English Mystics
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The Middle English Mystics
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Originally published as an English translation in 1981, The Middle English Mystics surveys and analyses metaphor in the writings of such mystics as Richard Rolle, Walter Hilton, Julian of Norwich, and in such anonymous works as The Cloud of Unknowing and the Ancrene Wisse.
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Originally published as an English translation in 1981, The Middle English Mystics surveys and analyses metaphor in the writings of such mystics as Richard Rolle, Walter Hilton, Julian of Norwich, and in such anonymous works as The Cloud of Unknowing and the Ancrene Wisse.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 262
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 213mm x 135mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 299g
- ISBN-13: 9780367211318
- ISBN-10: 0367211319
- Artikelnr.: 69891514
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 262
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 213mm x 135mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 299g
- ISBN-13: 9780367211318
- ISBN-10: 0367211319
- Artikelnr.: 69891514
Wolfgang Riehle
Preface Abbreviations Introduction 1. The Public for Mystical Literature in
England 2. The Interrelation Between Continental and English Mysticism 3.
The Song of Songs and Metaphors for Love in English Mysticism 4. Metaphors
for the Preparation for the Unio Mystica; Man's Withdrawal into Himself;
The Soul's 'Emptying Itself' as Prerequisite for the Unio Mystica; The
Laying Bare of the Soul; Mystical Annihilation 5. Metaphors for the Way of
the Soul to God 6. Metaphors for Speaking About God in English Mysticism 7.
Technical Terms for the Mystical Union and for Ecstasy; Unio and Unitas of
Man and God; Extasis and Excessus Mentis; The Mystical Raptus; The
Familiaritas cum Deo; The Commercium cum Deo 8. The Experience of God as a
Spiritual Sense Perception 8.1. The Unio as Mystical Enjoyment of God 8.1a.
The Fruitio Dei 8.1b. The Eating and Tasting of God 8.2. Felen and Feling
as Mystical Terms 8.3. The Touching of Man and God 8.4. The Unio Mystica
as a Smelling and Hearing or Speaking of God 8.5. Excursus: The
Significance of Metaphors in Music in English Mysticism 8.6. The Visio Dei
9. The Metaphorical Complex of Having God 10. The Mystical Experience of
God as Rest, Sleep, Death and Complete Absorption of the Self 11. The Image
of God in the Soul, Mystical Deification and Union in the Ground of the
Soul 11.1. The Imago and Similitudo Character of the Soul and its
Reformatio 11.2. The Deification of the Soul 11.3. The Ground of the Soul
in English Mysticism Conclusion Notes Select Bibliography Middle English
Word Index Index of Names and Titles
England 2. The Interrelation Between Continental and English Mysticism 3.
The Song of Songs and Metaphors for Love in English Mysticism 4. Metaphors
for the Preparation for the Unio Mystica; Man's Withdrawal into Himself;
The Soul's 'Emptying Itself' as Prerequisite for the Unio Mystica; The
Laying Bare of the Soul; Mystical Annihilation 5. Metaphors for the Way of
the Soul to God 6. Metaphors for Speaking About God in English Mysticism 7.
Technical Terms for the Mystical Union and for Ecstasy; Unio and Unitas of
Man and God; Extasis and Excessus Mentis; The Mystical Raptus; The
Familiaritas cum Deo; The Commercium cum Deo 8. The Experience of God as a
Spiritual Sense Perception 8.1. The Unio as Mystical Enjoyment of God 8.1a.
The Fruitio Dei 8.1b. The Eating and Tasting of God 8.2. Felen and Feling
as Mystical Terms 8.3. The Touching of Man and God 8.4. The Unio Mystica
as a Smelling and Hearing or Speaking of God 8.5. Excursus: The
Significance of Metaphors in Music in English Mysticism 8.6. The Visio Dei
9. The Metaphorical Complex of Having God 10. The Mystical Experience of
God as Rest, Sleep, Death and Complete Absorption of the Self 11. The Image
of God in the Soul, Mystical Deification and Union in the Ground of the
Soul 11.1. The Imago and Similitudo Character of the Soul and its
Reformatio 11.2. The Deification of the Soul 11.3. The Ground of the Soul
in English Mysticism Conclusion Notes Select Bibliography Middle English
Word Index Index of Names and Titles
Preface Abbreviations Introduction 1. The Public for Mystical Literature in
England 2. The Interrelation Between Continental and English Mysticism 3.
The Song of Songs and Metaphors for Love in English Mysticism 4. Metaphors
for the Preparation for the Unio Mystica; Man's Withdrawal into Himself;
The Soul's 'Emptying Itself' as Prerequisite for the Unio Mystica; The
Laying Bare of the Soul; Mystical Annihilation 5. Metaphors for the Way of
the Soul to God 6. Metaphors for Speaking About God in English Mysticism 7.
Technical Terms for the Mystical Union and for Ecstasy; Unio and Unitas of
Man and God; Extasis and Excessus Mentis; The Mystical Raptus; The
Familiaritas cum Deo; The Commercium cum Deo 8. The Experience of God as a
Spiritual Sense Perception 8.1. The Unio as Mystical Enjoyment of God 8.1a.
The Fruitio Dei 8.1b. The Eating and Tasting of God 8.2. Felen and Feling
as Mystical Terms 8.3. The Touching of Man and God 8.4. The Unio Mystica
as a Smelling and Hearing or Speaking of God 8.5. Excursus: The
Significance of Metaphors in Music in English Mysticism 8.6. The Visio Dei
9. The Metaphorical Complex of Having God 10. The Mystical Experience of
God as Rest, Sleep, Death and Complete Absorption of the Self 11. The Image
of God in the Soul, Mystical Deification and Union in the Ground of the
Soul 11.1. The Imago and Similitudo Character of the Soul and its
Reformatio 11.2. The Deification of the Soul 11.3. The Ground of the Soul
in English Mysticism Conclusion Notes Select Bibliography Middle English
Word Index Index of Names and Titles
England 2. The Interrelation Between Continental and English Mysticism 3.
The Song of Songs and Metaphors for Love in English Mysticism 4. Metaphors
for the Preparation for the Unio Mystica; Man's Withdrawal into Himself;
The Soul's 'Emptying Itself' as Prerequisite for the Unio Mystica; The
Laying Bare of the Soul; Mystical Annihilation 5. Metaphors for the Way of
the Soul to God 6. Metaphors for Speaking About God in English Mysticism 7.
Technical Terms for the Mystical Union and for Ecstasy; Unio and Unitas of
Man and God; Extasis and Excessus Mentis; The Mystical Raptus; The
Familiaritas cum Deo; The Commercium cum Deo 8. The Experience of God as a
Spiritual Sense Perception 8.1. The Unio as Mystical Enjoyment of God 8.1a.
The Fruitio Dei 8.1b. The Eating and Tasting of God 8.2. Felen and Feling
as Mystical Terms 8.3. The Touching of Man and God 8.4. The Unio Mystica
as a Smelling and Hearing or Speaking of God 8.5. Excursus: The
Significance of Metaphors in Music in English Mysticism 8.6. The Visio Dei
9. The Metaphorical Complex of Having God 10. The Mystical Experience of
God as Rest, Sleep, Death and Complete Absorption of the Self 11. The Image
of God in the Soul, Mystical Deification and Union in the Ground of the
Soul 11.1. The Imago and Similitudo Character of the Soul and its
Reformatio 11.2. The Deification of the Soul 11.3. The Ground of the Soul
in English Mysticism Conclusion Notes Select Bibliography Middle English
Word Index Index of Names and Titles