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"I Might Chuse with David:" Biblical Self-Insertion in Unmediated Female Puritan Conversion Narratives

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"I Might Chuse with David:" Biblical Self-Insertion in Unmediated Female Puritan Conversion Narratives

While Puritanism is often regarded today as an unpleasant and patriarchal religion, this project offers a counter narrative. The project explores the ways in which two Puritan women, Katherine Sutton and an anonymous author, drew comfort and solace from their Puritan beliefs. They subtly inserted themselves into the Bible through their unmediated conversion narratives (i.e. those unedited by a minister). By doing so, they claimed a place in Puritan theological conversations that traditionally excluded them.

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Record Origin: "I Might Chuse with David:" Biblical Self-Insertion in Unmediated Female Puritan Conversion Narratives

Record Creation Date: 2021-03-18

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Title: "I Might Chuse with David:" Biblical Self-Insertion in Unmediated Female Puritan Conversion Narratives

Persons: Reilly, Samantha

Resource Type: Thesis/Dissertation

Date Created: 2018-04-20T00:00:00.000-04:00

Decade: 2010s

Campus Location: N/A

Language: English

Extent and Media: PDF/OCR ; .97 MB

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System of arrangement: DACS

Subject LCSH: Feminism; Puritans; Sutton, Katherine, approximately 1630-1663

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Custodial history: Transferred to the Emmanuel Archives from the author.

Acquisition Information: Transferred to the Emmanuel Archives from the author.

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Accrual Information: Theses are collected on an annual basis in the spring semester

Conditions Governing Access: Access to document is governed by a license signed by the author

Conditions Governing Reproduction: Requests for permission to publish material from this thesis is governed by a license signed by the author. Contact the College Archivist.

Collection Title: Distinction in the Field: Senior Theses

Location of Originals: Digital Folder: Reilly_S

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