The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval England
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University of PennsylvaniaScholarlyCommonsPublicly Accessible Penn Dissertations2018The Art of The Question In Late Medieval EnglandErika Dawn HarmanU The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval EnglandUniversity of Pennsylvania, erika.d.harman@gmail.comFollow this and additional works at: https://repository.upenn.edu/edissertatlons& Part of the Linguistics CommonsRecommended CitationHarman, Erika Dawn, "The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval England' (2018). Publicly AccessiblePenn Dissertation The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval Englands. 2915.https://reposltory.upenn.edu/edlssertations/2915This paper IS posted at ScholarlyCommons. https://repository.upenn.edu/edissertations/29l5 ForThe Art Of The Question In Late Medieval England
more information, please contact repository@pobox.upenn edu.The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval EnglandAbstractThis project uncovers the unwrittUniversity of PennsylvaniaScholarlyCommonsPublicly Accessible Penn Dissertations2018The Art of The Question In Late Medieval EnglandErika Dawn HarmanU The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval Englandcenes of question-asking dramatize the convergence of conflicting cultural and intellectual investments, as lay people leverage questions to negotiate social position, spiritual authority, and access to knowledge. Viewed as intersections between lay education and clerical learnedness, questions show The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval England how late medieval authors incorporated contemporary social concerns about the development of an educated laity. Despite the role of the interrogativeThe Art Of The Question In Late Medieval England
in both communicating the laity's aspirations for religious knowledge and reifying social barriers that denied them such access, there has been no exUniversity of PennsylvaniaScholarlyCommonsPublicly Accessible Penn Dissertations2018The Art of The Question In Late Medieval EnglandErika Dawn HarmanU The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval Englandaddress the laity's demand for religious knowledge, including rhetoric, grammatical thought, and techniques of scholastic disputation. Each chapter examines a genre which represents an intersection between lay education and clerical learnedness: devotional guides such as those by Richard Rolle, Loll The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval Englandard tracts, lyrics, sermons, and elementary textbooks The writtenness of medieval texts obscures the exigent desire expressed by the laity’s spoken quThe Art Of The Question In Late Medieval England
estions, as in Piers Plowman when Will intercepts everyone he encounters to ask where to find the good life. I combine theories from pragmatics with lUniversity of PennsylvaniaScholarlyCommonsPublicly Accessible Penn Dissertations2018The Art of The Question In Late Medieval EnglandErika Dawn HarmanU The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval Englandtic and literary techniques to reveal fundamental assumptions about language use which marked social groups and united religious movements.Degree TypeDissertationDegree NameDoctor of Philosophy (PhD)Graduate GroupEnglishFirst AdvisorRita CopelandSecond AdvisorEmily SteinerKeywordsBritish Literature, The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval England Medieval Literature. Question and Answer. Religious EducationSubject CategoriesLinguisticsThis dissertation is available at ScholariyCommons’ https:/The Art Of The Question In Late Medieval England
/reposrtory upenn edu/edissertations/2915THF. ART OF THE QUESTION IN I.ATF. MEDIEVAL ENGLANDErika D. HarmanA DISSERTATIONUniversity of PennsylvaniaScholarlyCommonsPublicly Accessible Penn Dissertations2018The Art of The Question In Late Medieval EnglandErika Dawn HarmanUUniversity of PennsylvaniaScholarlyCommonsPublicly Accessible Penn Dissertations2018The Art of The Question In Late Medieval EnglandErika Dawn HarmanUGọi ngay
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