To Our Bodies Turn We Then Body as Word and

From his early love poetry to his late religious writing, John Donne speaks of the human body as a book to be read and interpreted. Unlike modern thinkers who understand the body as a purely material phenomenon or post-modern critics who see in it a ?text? produced by culture, Donne understands the body as a (scriptural) text written by God.

Felecia Wright McDuffie is T. Jack Lance Professor of Religion at Young Harris College, Georgia, where she teaches philosophy, religion, and ethics

Acknowledgments	p. vii
Introduction	p. ix
The Created Body	p. 1
The Fallen Body	p. 27
Bodies Redeemed and Redemptive	p. 57
The Eschatological Body	p. 83
Reading the Trajectory of Salvation in the Book of the Body	p. 105
Literature Review: The Body in the Context of Donne Scholarship	p. 127
Donne's Representations of the Body in the Their Historical Context	p. 133
Works Cited	p. 161
Index	p. 169
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To Our Bodies Turn We Then Body as Word and Sacrament in the Works of John Donne

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