Writing 'things ecclesiastical' : the literary Acts of the gathered Churches
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- Etudes Epistémè : revue de littérature et de civilisation (XVIe - XVIIIe siècles) [ 1634-0450 ] ; 2012.
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The activities of the dissenting, gathered Churches, constituted by small groups of so-called "visible" saints, are best known through the pamphlet and polemical literature of the Civil War and the Restoration. In County Record Offices, in libraries, and even in private hands, there is an important and largely unexploited body of manuscript Church books that testify to the vitality of dissenting literature. These manuscripts are often considered, albeit mistakenly, as "Church records" or "Church minutes" recording the debates of the monthly meetings; in fact, they encompass an astonishing variety of genres including letters, spiritual testaments, biographies, autobiographies and narratives of controversies. They can be seen as acts of faith, meant to build "monuments" to divine Providence, and they are fundamental sources for the history of dissent. They follow a range of literary models, from the Acts of the Apostles to Foxe's Actes and Monuments. They call for a reassessment of Congregational literature, for it is a site of conflict between competing discourses and between personal as opposed to collective acts of writing.
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Ils représentent autant d'actes de foi, censés ériger des "monuments" à la gloire de la Providence divine et peuvent être considérées comme des maillons essentiels dans une entreprise d'écriture de l'histoire dissidente. Sont ici évoqués les modèles ayant présidé à leur composition, des Actes des Apôtres aux Actes and Monuments de John Foxe, en passant par la littérature populaire, et les conséquences à en tirer pour un rééxamen de la littérature congrégationnaliste comme lieu de tension entre des discours et des actes d'écriture collectifs et personnels.</abstract></profileDesc></hal></record>Pour manipuler ce document sous Unix (Dilib)
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