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Mark Pattison's Course Through the Oxford Movement
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Sing No Sad Songs for Me : A Study of the Influence of the Oxford Movement upon Christina Rossetti as Evidenced in Her Poetry
… by the religious reformation known as the Oxford Movement; this study attempts to record that influence by discussing the etiology and the doctrines of the Movement in relationship to Christina's life and her poetry. A cursory review of the topics of Miss Rossetti's poetry, based on her …
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Tractarian Male Friendships, Intimacies, and Identities in Nineteenth-Century England
This thesis examines the Oxford Movement through the lenses of friendships and intimacies; which, I contend, were at the centre of the Tractarian Movement because of the way in which the chronologies of these friendships point towards an earlier starting point for the Oxford Movement and because of …
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Vicar Victoria: Writing the Church of England in Nineteenth-Century Fiction
… opening of training schools for clergy, and the Oxford Movement. There was a growing importance of institutions (including new physical buildings and Anglican reform movements). Further, the clergy, pushed by the increased expectation to modernize and professionalize, became a specialist career, …
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Ward as a Tractarian
… of individuals, the rise of nations and of great movements, and we read them through, occasionally elevated by the heroism of some lofty soul, but more often borne down by the records of avarice, cruelty, and ambition, by tales of climbs to glory, and of falls to ruin. In the midst of all these …
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Theology and the Narrative Form of the Victorian Realist Novel
… about philosophical certitude emerging from the Oxford Movement and argue that, where Newman’s novel borrows from the language of literary form to think about religious certainty, Froude’s apostasy narrative instead applies a rigid formal logic back to the realm of the literary. My second chapter …
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On New Rhetoric, John Henry Newman and the Language of Metaphors: Implications for Branding Higher Education
… review of 19th century England and the Oxford Movement characterizes the cultural, political climate of Newman's day. This chapter identifies diverse philosophical schools of thought in order to understand Newman's commitments to new rhetoric within the context of liberal education. …
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A Poetics of the Soul: Devotional Poetry in Elizabeth Barrett Browning; Alfred, Lord Tennyson; and Christina Rossetti
… verse by poets not formally part of the Oxford Movement in order to demonstrate the far-reaching influence of devotional poetry. Defining devotional poetry in a broad sense, this analysis examines ways in which devotional verse employs tropes of the soul in order to reveal, evaluate, and …
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Christian missions in Eastern New Guinea : a study of European, South Sea Island and Papuan influences, 1877-1942
… The Anglicans, strongly influenced by the Oxford Movement as well as by romantic concepts of the 'natural man', were more hesitant in their approach to traditional cultures and more sceptical of the value of material change. The missions involved, though holding different social and …
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Christian missions in Eastern New Guinea : a study of European, South Sea Island and Papuan influences, 1877-1942
… The Anglicans, strongly influenced by the Oxford Movement as well as by romantic concepts of the 'natural man', were more hesitant in their approach to traditional cultures and more sceptical of the value of material change. The missions involved, though holding different social and …
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Saintly ecstasies: the appropriation and secularisation of saintly imagery in the paintings and poems of Dante Gabriel Rossetti
… a resurgence in popularity in the wake of the Oxford Movement. Rossetti's growing fascination with art as a vehicle for the conveyance of religious ideas will be considered in relation to the early and mid-nineteenth century revival of interest in the medieval painter-monk and in the practice …
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Meekly Kneeling Before Wisdom: Labouring for revelation in an Anglo-Catholic chaplaincy
… Bouverie House, an Anglo-Catholic chaplaincy in Oxford, England, that ministers to the surrounding university and city. Anglo-Catholics are members of the Church of England who desire to restore Catholic teaching and practice to their reformed, Protestant Church. This branch of Anglicanism began …
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TOWARDS AN UNDERSTANDING OF TRACTARIAN HYMNODY: A Critical Appraisal of the Interaction between Theology, Poetry and Music in Anglican Hymnody between 1840 and 1900.
… a discussion of Tractarianism as a revival movement (and precursor to the Oxford Movement) and how it found its roots in the political reaction to state interference in ecclesiastical affairs (the ‘Erastian Sacrilege’). The Tracts for the Times, which were widely disseminated, are used as a …