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Discover the profound impact of Sara Coleridge within the context of the Oxford Movement with our exclusive edition, 'Sara Coleridge and the Oxford Movement'. This remarkable collection showcases the rich religious writings of Sara Coleridge, a significant yet often overlooked figure in feminist literary history and Victorian literature. The first scholarly edition compilation features a treasure trove of Coleridge's previously unpublished works, along with selections from her writings dating back to the 1840s.
Explore her critical engagement with the Tractarians and her reflections influenced by literary giants such as Wordsworth and Southey. Coleridge’s works illuminate her unique perspective on religion, marked by her Kantian approach advocating practical Christianity over mysticism. Each piece has been meticulously annotated to enhance understanding, making this edition a must-have for scholars and enthusiasts of Victorian literature, theology, and women's contributions to religious discourse.
Not just a book, 'Sara Coleridge and the Oxford Movement' is an essential addition to your library, providing insights into the struggles and achievements of one of the 19th century's most compelling voices. Embrace the literary journey that unfolds through Coleridge's dialogues on regeneration and her critique of Anglo-Catholicism, further establishing her as a pivotal figure in feminist theology and the broader literary canon. Perfect for students and academics alike, this volume showcases the interplay of faith, feminism, and philosophy, essential for exploring the dynamics of the Oxford Movement.
Explore her critical engagement with the Tractarians and her reflections influenced by literary giants such as Wordsworth and Southey. Coleridge’s works illuminate her unique perspective on religion, marked by her Kantian approach advocating practical Christianity over mysticism. Each piece has been meticulously annotated to enhance understanding, making this edition a must-have for scholars and enthusiasts of Victorian literature, theology, and women's contributions to religious discourse.
Not just a book, 'Sara Coleridge and the Oxford Movement' is an essential addition to your library, providing insights into the struggles and achievements of one of the 19th century's most compelling voices. Embrace the literary journey that unfolds through Coleridge's dialogues on regeneration and her critique of Anglo-Catholicism, further establishing her as a pivotal figure in feminist theology and the broader literary canon. Perfect for students and academics alike, this volume showcases the interplay of faith, feminism, and philosophy, essential for exploring the dynamics of the Oxford Movement.