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Introduction;
Part I. Prelude/Mattins: through 1549:
1. The Book of Common Prayer and national identity;
2. The Book of Common Prayer and individual identity;
Part II. Interlude:
1549-1662:
3. Representation and authority in Renaissance literature;
4. Revolution and representation; Postscript/Evensong:
1662-present; Appendix: 'THE booke'.
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Lee Corbin
reviewed Liturgy and Literature in the Making of Protestant England on April 27, 2016
Liturgy and Literature in the Making of Protestant England
Brooke-Rose is unsurprisingly way over my head at times (deep dissection of 20th century critical movements and syntactic analysis methodology that I have only a surface understanding of, for instance), but there are many gems in here. I particularly enjoyed the opening 'stories' of Brooke-Rose's own literary progression, the chapters on post-modernism, and the closing sections on gender politics within literature and feminism. I'd be happy to have this as a desk reference, but alas it had to go back to the library.
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