by Bryan Adams Hampton · University of Notre Dame Press · tapa dura · ISBN 9780268206178
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«Fleshly Tabernacles» is Bryan Adams Hampton's essay on Milton and incarnational poetics, published by University of Notre Dame Press in hardback.
Bryan Adams Hampton analyses how the Incarnation conditions John Milton's poetry and thought, and connects his heterodox Christology with the radical politics of seventeenth-century England. The essay shows how nonconformist sects (Ranters, Diggers, Quakers) understood the believer as a «carnal tabernacle» housing the divine.
Published in 2022, with 386 pages and text in English. It falls within the fields of European literary criticism, poetry, and Christianity.
For readers with an interest in John Milton, seventeenth-century English poetry, and the intersection of theology, literature, and politics.
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