Divine Subjection: The Rhetoric of sacramental Devotion in Early Modern England

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INDEX 293 abjection, 174 action, rule of, 41–46, 260 n. 22 anagoge. See interpretation, levels of analogy, 18–19, 181–82, 252 n. 34 anatomy, sacramental: desacralization of, 33–34; disease and, 151–79; Eucharist and, 114–18; martyrdom and, 50–52; maternity and, 80–81; in praise, 181–218; Word and, 98, 106–9 Anniversaries (Donne), 8–10 anxiety, separation, 229–31 apostasy, 193 apostraphe, 52–53 apprehension. See knowledge art, 81–82 “At Home in Heaven” (Southwell), 72–76 Augustine, Saint, 20–23 autologie, 154 Baconian thought, 181–82, 190–91, 200 baptism, 172–73 Barthes, Roland, 89–90 “Batter My Heart” (Donne), 223–39 blazon, 202–6. See also taxonomy, sacramental “Blessed be the paps which Thou hast sucked” (Crashaw), 98, 105–18 blood, 117–18, 141–43 body, analogical. See body, sacramental body, sacramental: desacralization of, 33–34; disease and, 151–79; Eucharist and, 114–18; martyrdom and, 50–52; maternity and, 80–81; in praise, 181–218; Word and, 98, 106–9 Calvinism, 95–97, 110–11 carnality: desacralization and, 33–34; disease and, 151–79; Eucharist and, 114–18; language and, 100–104, 105–14, 156–58; martyrdom and, 50–52; maternity and, 80–81; praise and, 181–218; Word and, 98, 106–9 catachresis, 19, 252 n. 33 catalog, anatomical, 199–206, 215–17. See also body, sacramental chiasm, 210, 287 n. 46 cognition. See knowledge coherence, personal. See fragmentation, inward continuity, 221–22 conversar, 45–46 Couvreur, Martin, 11–14 Crashaw, Richard: Baciccio and, 140–41; “Blessed be the paps which Thou has sucked,” 98, 105–18; blood in, 141–43; Calvinism and, 95–97, 110–11; Crashaw (W.) and, 96–97; on desire, 114–18; dismemberment in, 115–18; the divine Name in, 294 Index 124–47; embodiment in, 98, 106–9, 115–18; on the Eucharist, 101–3, 105–6, 110–12; gender and, 32–33, 94–149; grand style of, 102; historical background of, 94–95; “Hymn to the Name Above Every Name,” 99–100, 124–27; hyperbole of, 112–18; the Incarnation in, 138–40; jouissance in, 114–15; language of, 100–104, 105–14; on Mary, 107–8, 120–22; on Matthew 2:13–15, 119–24; obscene in, 114; Oedipus and, 119–24; on procreation, 131–34; Stafford and, 103–4; Steps to the Temple, 102–3; Venus and, 135–37; on Wisdom, 137 Crashaw, William, 96–97 Davies, John, 15–17 death. See disease dehiscence. See blazon delectare, 23–24. See also desire, rhetoric of desacralization, 3–19, 239–44 desire, rhetoric of, 23–24, 44–46, 114–18, 187–88, 215–17 desublimation, bodily, 158–60 devotion, function of, 1–2, 6–8 Devotion of Bondage, The (Couvreur), 11–14 Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions (Donne): abjection in, 174; autologie and, 154; desublimation in, 158–60; disease in, 158–62, 164–67, 170–71, 172–73; dismemberment in, 157–58, 174–76; embodiment in, 33, 151–79; fragmented self in, 17–19; humoral theory in, 152–54, 171–72; immanence in, 154–56; language of, 156–58; sublimation in, 160–74; the uncanny in, 161–62; unlikeness in, 155; vapors in, 160–62, 163–65, 167–72, 173–74; Wisdom in, 169–70 disease, 158–62, 164–67, 170–71, 172–73. See also vapor dismemberment: alienation and, 157–58, 174–76; martyrdom and, 50–52; maternity and, 80–81; sacrifice and, 115–18. See also body, sacramental Donne, John: abjection in, 174; Anniversaries, 8–10; autologie and, 154; “Batter My Heart,” 223–39; desublimation in, 158–60; Devotions Upon Emergent Occasions, 17–19, 33, 151–79; disease in, 158–62, 164–67, 170–71, 172–73; dismemberment in, 157–58, 174–76; embodiment in, 151–79; humoral theory in, 152–54, 171–72; immanence in, 154–56; language of, 156–58; “Obsequies,” 7–8; sublimation in, 160–74; the uncanny in, 161–62; unlikeness in, 155; vapors in, 160–62, 163–65, 167–72, 173–74; Wisdom in, 169–70 Drury, Elizabeth, 8–10 dumb show, nation as, 241–43 elegies, 77 emblazon. See blazon emblem traditions, 247 n. 2 embodiment: desacralization of, 33–34; disease and, 151–79; Eucharist and, 114–18; martyrdom and, 50–52; maternity and, 80–81; in praise, 181–218; Word and, 98, 106–9 epistemology. See knowledge Epistle of Comfort, An (Southwell), 50–51, 72 Eucharist, 101–3, 105–6, 110–12, 114–18. See also language, sacramental [3.137.192.3] Project MUSE (2024-04-16...