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Immateriality and Early Modern English Literature: Shakespeare, Donne, Herbert (Edinburgh Critical Studies in Shakespeare and Philosophy)
Author: James A. Knapp
Year: April 21, 2020
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The plot of the book "Immateriality and Early Modern English Literature" revolves around the concept of immateriality, which refers to the intangible aspects of reality that cannot be perceived through the senses, such as the soul, spirit, or divine realms. The author, Dr. Knapp, argues that early modern writers grappled with these abstract notions in response to the rapidly shifting ideas about the interconnection between the natural and spiritual worlds. The book is divided into two main parts: the first part explores the changing attitudes towards immateriality in works of natural philosophy, medicine, and theology, while the second part offers six case studies of literary texts by Shakespeare, Donne, and Herbert. These case studies provide fresh interpretations of key works from the English Renaissance, highlighting the ways in which these authors engaged with immateriality in their writing. In the first part of the book, Knapp examines how the concept of immateriality evolved during this period, particularly in the context of the scientific revolution and the rise of empiricism.
Сюжет книги «Immateriality and Early Modern English Literature» вращается вокруг концепции нематериальности, которая относится к нематериальным аспектам реальности, которые не могут быть восприняты через чувства, такие как душа, дух или божественные сферы. Автор, доктор Кнапп, утверждает, что ранние современные писатели боролись с этими абстрактными понятиями в ответ на быстро меняющиеся представления о взаимосвязи между естественным и духовным мирами. Книга разделена на две основные части: первая часть исследует меняющееся отношение к нематериальности в произведениях натурфилософии, медицины и теологии, а вторая часть предлагает шесть тематических исследований литературных текстов Шекспира, Донна и Герберта. Эти тематические исследования дают свежие интерпретации ключевых работ английского Ренессанса, подчеркивая способы, которыми эти авторы взаимодействовали с нематериальностью в их написании. В первой части книги Кнапп рассматривает, как концепция нематериальности развивалась в этот период, особенно в контексте научной революции и подъема эмпиризма.
L'intrigue du livre Immateriality and Early Modern English Literature tourne autour de la notion d'intangibilité, qui se réfère aux aspects intangibles de la réalité qui ne peuvent être perçus à travers des sentiments tels que l'âme, l'esprit ou les sphères divines. L'auteur, Dr Knapp, affirme que les premiers écrivains modernes ont lutté contre ces concepts abstraits en réponse à l'évolution rapide des concepts de la relation entre les mondes naturel et spirituel. livre est divisé en deux parties principales : la première examine l'évolution des attitudes à l'égard de l'immatérialité dans les œuvres de la philosophie naturelle, de la médecine et de la théologie, tandis que la deuxième partie propose six études de cas des textes littéraires de Shakespeare, Donne et Herbert. Ces études de cas donnent de nouvelles interprétations des œuvres clés de la Renaissance anglaise, soulignant la façon dont ces auteurs ont interagi avec l'intangibilité dans leur écriture. Dans la première partie du livre, Knapp examine comment le concept d'intangibilité a évolué au cours de cette période, en particulier dans le contexte de la révolution scientifique et de la montée de l'empirisme.
La trama del libro «Inmaterialidad y Early Modern English Literature» gira en torno al concepto de intangibilidad, que se refiere a aspectos intangibles de la realidad que no pueden ser percibidos a través de los sentidos, como el alma, el espíritu o las esferas divinas. autor, Dr. Knapp, afirma que los primeros escritores modernos lucharon contra estos conceptos abstractos en respuesta a las ideas rápidamente cambiantes sobre la relación entre lo natural y lo espiritual. libro se divide en dos partes principales: la primera parte explora las actitudes cambiantes hacia la intangibilidad en las obras de filosofía natural, medicina y teología, y la segunda parte ofrece seis estudios de caso de los textos literarios de Shakespeare, Donne y Herbert. Estos estudios de casos proporcionan interpretaciones frescas de obras clave del Renacimiento inglés, destacando las formas en que estos autores interactuaron con la intangibilidad en su escritura. En la primera parte del libro, Knapp examina cómo se desarrolló el concepto de intangibilidad durante este período, especialmente en el contexto de la revolución científica y el auge del empirismo.
A história do livro «Imateriality and Early Modern English Literation» gira em torno de um conceito de imaterialidade que se refere a aspectos intangíveis da realidade que não podem ser percebidos através de sentimentos como alma, espírito ou esferas divinas. O autor, Dr. Knapp, afirma que os escritores modernos iniciais lutaram contra esses conceitos abstratos em resposta às percepções em rápida mudança sobre a relação entre os mundos natural e espiritual. O livro é dividido em duas partes principais: a primeira parte explora a mudança de atitudes em relação à imaterialidade nas obras de natureza natural, medicina e teologia; e a segunda parte oferece seis estudos de caso sobre os textos literários de Shakespeare, Don e Herbert. Estes estudos de caso fornecem interpretações recentes de trabalhos essenciais do Renascimento inglês, enfatizando as formas como estes autores interagiram com a imaterialidade na sua escrita. Na primeira parte do livro, Knapp vê como o conceito de imaterialidade evoluiu neste período, especialmente no contexto da revolução científica e da ascensão do empirismo.
La trama del libro «Immateriality and Early Modern English tterature» ruota intorno a un concetto di intangibilità che si riferisce a aspetti immateriali della realtà che non possono essere percepiti attraverso sentimenti come l'anima, lo spirito o le sfere divine. L'autore, il dottor Knapp, sostiene che i primi scrittori moderni hanno combattuto questi concetti astratti in risposta alle concezioni in rapida evoluzione della relazione tra i mondi naturali e spirituali. Il libro è suddiviso in due parti principali: la prima parte esplora l'evoluzione del rapporto con l'immaterialità nelle opere di natura, medicina e teologia, mentre la seconda parte propone sei studi di caso sui testi letterari di Shakespeare, Donna e Herbert. Questi studi di caso forniscono interpretazioni recenti dei lavori chiave del Rinascimento inglese, sottolineando le modalità con cui questi autori hanno interagito con l'immaterialità nella loro scrittura. Nella prima parte del libro Knapp considera come il concetto di intangibilità si sia sviluppato in questo periodo, soprattutto nel contesto della rivoluzione scientifica e del rilancio dell'empirismo.
Die Handlung des Buches „Immateriality and Early Modern English Literature“ dreht sich um den Begriff der Immaterialität, der sich auf immaterielle Aspekte der Realität bezieht, die nicht durch Gefühle wie Seele, Geist oder göttliche Sphären wahrgenommen werden können. Der Autor, Dr. Knapp, argumentiert, dass die frühen modernen Schriftsteller diese abstrakten Konzepte als Reaktion auf die sich schnell ändernden Vorstellungen über die Beziehung zwischen der natürlichen und der spirituellen Welt bekämpften. Das Buch gliedert sich in zwei Hauptteile: Der erste Teil untersucht die sich verändernde Beziehung zur Immaterialität in Werken der Naturphilosophie, Medizin und Theologie, und der zweite Teil bietet sechs Fallstudien zu literarischen Texten von Shakespeare, Donn und Herbert. Diese Fallstudien liefern neue Interpretationen der wichtigsten Werke der englischen Renaissance und unterstreichen die Art und Weise, wie diese Autoren mit der Immaterialität in ihrem Schreiben interagierten. Im ersten Teil des Buches untersucht Knapp, wie sich der Begriff der Immaterialität in dieser Zeit entwickelt hat, insbesondere im Kontext der wissenschaftlichen Revolution und des Aufstiegs des Empirismus.
העלילה של Immateriality ו-Early Modern English Literature סובבת סביב המושג של אי-נוחות, המתייחס להיבטים הבלתי מוחשיים של המציאות שלא ניתנים לתפיסה באמצעות רגשות כמו נפש, רוח או כדורי אלוהיים. המחבר, ד "ר נאפ, טוען כי סופרים מודרניים מוקדמים נאבקו במושגים מופשטים אלה בתגובה לתפיסות המשנות במהירות את היחסים בין העולמות הטבעיים והרוחניים. הספר מחולק לשני חלקים עיקריים: החלק הראשון בוחן את הגישה המשתנה כלפי אי-נוחות ביצירות של פילוסופיה, רפואה ותיאולוגיה, והחלק השני מציע שישה מחקרים של הטקסטים הספרותיים של שייקספיר, דון והרברט. מחקרים אלה מספקים פרשנויות טריות לעבודות מפתח של הרנסאנס האנגלי, ומדגישים את הדרכים שבהן מחברים אלה מתקשרים עם אי-נוחות בכתיבתם. בחלק הראשון של הספר, קנאפ רואה כיצד התפתח המושג של אי-נוחות בתקופה זו, במיוחד בהקשר של המהפכה המדעית ועליית האמפיריציזם.''
Immateriality ve Early Modern English Literature'ın konusu, gerçekliğin ruh, ruh veya ilahi alanlar gibi duygularla algılanamayan maddi olmayan yönlerine atıfta bulunan maddi olmayanlık kavramı etrafında döner. Yazar Dr. Knapp, erken modern yazarların, doğal ve manevi dünyalar arasındaki ilişkinin hızla değişen kavramlarına yanıt olarak bu soyut kavramlarla mücadele ettiğini savunuyor. Kitap iki ana bölüme ayrılmıştır: ilk bölüm doğal felsefe, tıp ve teoloji eserlerinde maddi olmayana karşı değişen tutumu araştırır ve ikinci bölüm Shakespeare, Donne ve Herbert'in edebi metinlerinin altı vaka çalışmasını sunar. Bu vaka çalışmaları, İngiliz Rönesansının kilit eserlerinin yeni yorumlarını sunarak, bu yazarların yazılarında maddi olmayanlarla etkileşime girme biçimlerini vurgulamaktadır. Kitabın ilk bölümünde Knapp, maddi olmayanlık kavramının bu dönemde, özellikle bilimsel devrim ve ampirizmin yükselişi bağlamında nasıl geliştiğini ele alıyor.
تدور حبكة اللامادية والأدب الإنجليزي الحديث المبكر حول مفهوم اللاملموسية، الذي يشير إلى الجوانب غير الملموسة للواقع التي لا يمكن إدراكها من خلال مشاعر مثل الروح أو الروح أو المجالات الإلهية. يجادل المؤلف، الدكتور كناب، بأن الكتاب المعاصرين الأوائل كافحوا مع هذه المفاهيم المجردة ردًا على المفاهيم المتغيرة بسرعة للعلاقة بين العالمين الطبيعي والروحي. ينقسم الكتاب إلى جزأين رئيسيين: الجزء الأول يستكشف الموقف المتغير تجاه عدم الوضوح في أعمال الفلسفة الطبيعية والطب واللاهوت، والجزء الثاني يقدم ست دراسات حالة للنصوص الأدبية لشكسبير، دون وهربرت. تقدم دراسات الحالة هذه تفسيرات جديدة للأعمال الرئيسية في عصر النهضة الإنجليزية، وتسلط الضوء على الطرق التي تفاعل بها هؤلاء المؤلفون مع عدم الوضوح في كتاباتهم. في الجزء الأول من الكتاب، ينظر كناب في كيفية تطور مفهوم عدم الملموسية خلال هذه الفترة، خاصة في سياق الثورة العلمية وصعود التجريبية.
비 물질성과 초기 현대 영문학의 음모는 무형성의 개념을 중심으로 이루어지며, 이는 영혼, 정신 또는 신성한 영역과 같은 감정을 통해 인식 될 수없는 현실의 무형의 측면을 나타냅니다. 저자 Knapp 박사는 초기 현대 작가들이 자연과 영적 세계의 관계에 대한 빠르게 변화하는 개념에 대한 반응으로 이러한 추상적 개념으로 어려움을 겪고 있다고 주장합니다. 이 책은 두 가지 주요 부분으로 나뉩니다. 첫 번째 부분은 자연 철학, 의학 및 신학 작품에서 무형성에 대한 변화하는 태도를 탐구하고 두 번째 부분은 셰익스피어, Donne 및 Herbert의 문학 텍스트에 대한 6 가지 사례 연구를 제공합니다. 이 사례 연구는 영어 르네상스의 주요 작품에 대한 새로운 해석을 제공하며이 저자들이 글에서 무형성과 상호 작용하는 방식을 강조합니다. 이 책의 첫 부분에서 Knapp는이시기에 특히 과학적 혁명과 경험주의의 부상과 관련하여 무형성의 개념이 어떻게 발전했는지 고려합니다.

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