Table of contents for Milton and heresy / edited by Stephen B. Dobranski and John P. Rumrich.


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Introduction Stephen B. Dobranski and John P. Rumrich
Part I. Heretical Theology: 1. Milton on heresy Janet Mueller
2. Milton's antiprelatical tracts and the marginality of doctrine Thomas N. Corns
3. How radical was the young Milton? Barbara K. Lewalski
Part II: Heresy and Consequences: 4. Milton's arianism: why it matters John P. Rumrich
5. 'Elect about the Rest': theology as self-representation in Milton Stephen M. Fallon
6. Milton's kisses William Kerrigan
Part III. Heresy and Community: 7. Licensing Milton's heresy Stephen B. Dobranski
8. Milton and the rationale of insulting John K. Hale
9. Treason against God and state: blasphemy in Milton's culture and Paradise Lost David Loewenstein
10. The politics of performance in the inner theatre: Samson Agonistes as closet drama Elizabeth Sauer
Part IV. Readers of Heresy: 11. Asserting eternal providence: Milton through the window of liberation theology Joan S. Bennett
12. Milton's transgressive manoeuvres: receptions (then and now) and the sexual politics of Paradise Lost Joseph A. Wittreich.


Library of Congress subject headings for this publication: Milton, John, 1608-1674 Religion, Christian literature, English History and criticism, Heresies, Christian History Modern period, 1500-England Church history 17th century, Heresies, Christian, in literature, Theology History 17th century, Heresy in literature