Tudor History and Women's Theology

Philosophy and Theology 25 (1):63-78 (2013)
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Examining the writings of Katherine Parr both from the standpoint of metaphysical issues of her time and her status as a writer of the Tudor era, it is concluded that Queen Katherine had a developed humanist ontology, and one that coincided with a great deal of the new learning of the Henrician period, whether stridently Protestant or not. Analyses from James, Dubrow, and McConica are alluded to, and a comparison is made to some of the currents at work in English intellectual life at that time.

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10.5840/philtheol20132514

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Introduction.Marilyn Gaddis Rose - 2005 - Mediaevalia 26 (2):1-5.

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