Prodigals and Pilgrims: The American Revolution Against Patriarchal Authority 1750-1800Cambridge University Press, 1982 - 328 strán (strany) The author traces a constellation of intimately related ideas - about the nature of parental authority and filial rights, of moral obligation of Scripture, of the growth of the mind and the nature of historical progress - from their most important English and continental expressions in a variety of literary and theological texts, to their transmission, reception and application in Revolutionary America and in the early national period of American culture. |
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... nature reconsidered The limits of gratitude : the argument applied Franklin and the new order of the ages Iconography : prodigals and parental tyrants 5. Affectionate unions and the new voluntarism Wedded love and revolutionary ideology ...
... nature reconsidered The limits of gratitude : the argument applied Franklin and the new order of the ages Iconography : prodigals and parental tyrants 5. Affectionate unions and the new voluntarism Wedded love and revolutionary ideology ...
Strana 2
... natures obedient to external authority- an attitude symbolized by the widespread use of swaddling clothes . Instead ... nature would ultimately determine the moral and spiritual character of a young man . ( The education of women , as ...
... natures obedient to external authority- an attitude symbolized by the widespread use of swaddling clothes . Instead ... nature would ultimately determine the moral and spiritual character of a young man . ( The education of women , as ...
Strana 3
... nature , the doc- trine of the primacy of nurture , like that of a restorative divine grace , held , at some level , a deep and absorbing attraction . No less important to the eighteenth - century reconsideration of family relations ...
... nature , the doc- trine of the primacy of nurture , like that of a restorative divine grace , held , at some level , a deep and absorbing attraction . No less important to the eighteenth - century reconsideration of family relations ...
Strana 4
... nature and of nature's God entitle them . . . . " The language of the draft makes clear the generational or morphological argument that underlies the necessity identified in the final draft : " that political bands be dissolved . " Like ...
... nature and of nature's God entitle them . . . . " The language of the draft makes clear the generational or morphological argument that underlies the necessity identified in the final draft : " that political bands be dissolved . " Like ...
Strana 5
... nature of parental authority and filial rights , moral obligation and personal autonomy , the character of God and the morality of Scripture , and the growth of the mind and the nature of historical progress . The book traces these ...
... nature of parental authority and filial rights , moral obligation and personal autonomy , the character of God and the morality of Scripture , and the growth of the mind and the nature of historical progress . The book traces these ...
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EDUCATIONAL THEORY AND MORAL INDEPENDENCE | 9 |
THE LOCKEAN PARADIGM IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY | 12 |
ROUSSEAU AND THE NEW AUTHORITY | 29 |
THE TRANSMISSION OF IDEOLOGY AND THE BESTSELLERS OF 1775 | 36 |
THE NEW PATERNITY AND THE BESTSELLERS OF 1775 | 38 |
THE PEDAGOGUES | 40 |
THE MORALISTS | 51 |
THE FAMILIAL POLITICS OF THE FORTUNATE FALL | 67 |
LIBERTY AND SONSHIP | 174 |
THE NECESSITY OF REBIRTH | 183 |
THE TRIUMPH OF NURTURE | 188 |
THE CHARACTER OF THE NATIONAL FAMILY | 195 |
GEORGE WASHINGTON AND THE RECONSTITUTED FAMILY | 197 |
THE POWER OF EXAMPLE | 202 |
THE CHARACTER OF THE FATHER | 208 |
THE DEBT OF HONOR AND THE GREATER GOOD | 214 |
CLARISSA IN AMERICA | 83 |
FORMS OF FILIAL FREEDOM | 93 |
FRANKLIN AND THE NEW ORDER OF THE AGES | 106 |
PRODIGALS AND PARENTAL TYRANTS | 113 |
AFFECTIONATE UNIONS AND THE NEW VOLUNTARISM | 123 |
FROM PASSIVE TO ACTIVE DISOBEDIENCE | 144 |
FILIAL FREEDOM AND AMERICAN PROTESTANTISM | 155 |
THE ASSAULT ON JEHOVAH | 156 |
HUMAN ACCOUNTABILITY AND THE MORAL CHARACTER OF GOD | 164 |
DISSENT AND CONFIDENCE | 221 |
THE SEALING OF THE GARDEN OR THE WORLD WELL LOST | 227 |
THE HARDENING OF THE HEART | 230 |
VENTRILOQUISTS COUNTERFEITERS AND THE SEDUCTION OF THE MIND | 235 |
THE TRIUMPH OF NEUTRALITY | 248 |
THE NEW FAMILY AS THE NEW WORLD | 259 |
NOTES | 269 |
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