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2018
How were abstract and pan-Indian concepts of dharma rerouted in the idioms of place and the peculiarities of region? This chapter answers the question by diving into the earliest layers of Marathi literature, and in particular the Līḷācaritra (c.
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How were abstract and pan-Indian concepts of dharma rerouted in the idioms of place and the peculiarities of region? This chapter answers the question by diving into the earliest layers of Marathi literature, and in particular the Līḷācaritra (c.
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Abstract This chapter explores deification in the writings of Western vernacular mystics. Although vernacular mysticism in the medieval West was never firmly delineated from Latin mysticism, it does constitute a new phase in the development of Western discussions of deification. Indeed, the sources are extensive.
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2015
Abstract Vernacular theology was first used by Ian Doyle in relation to Middle English texts in 1953. Doyle comments that “there was little or no original thought in the vernacular.” While Doyle’s model of vernacular theology embraced both catechetic and contemplative texts, “vernacular theology” has recently been associated with ...
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Abstract Vernacular theology was first used by Ian Doyle in relation to Middle English texts in 1953. Doyle comments that “there was little or no original thought in the vernacular.” While Doyle’s model of vernacular theology embraced both catechetic and contemplative texts, “vernacular theology” has recently been associated with ...
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