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UNINA9910460717403321 |
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Bowden Betsy |
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Listeners' guide to medieval English : a discography / / Betsy Bowden |
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Abingdon, Oxon : , : Routledge, , 2015 |
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1-317-42083-7 |
1-315-68833-6 |
1-317-42082-9 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (163 p.) |
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Collana |
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Routledge Library Editions : The English Language ; ; Volume 3 |
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English language - Middle English, 1100-1500 |
English language - Old English, ca. 450-1100 |
English language - Middle English, 1100-1500 - Audio-visual aids |
English language - Old English, ca. 450-1100 - Audio-visual aids |
English literature |
Electronic books. |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Note generali |
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Nota di bibliografia |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Cover; Half Title; Title; Copyright; Original Title; Original Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Bibliography; ANZAMRS. 1 (PF); Argo. SAY 23 (WBP, WBT); SAY 73 (ModE); SAY 107 (Everyman); PLP 1001, now SAY 24 (GP); PLP 1002, now SAY 91 (NPT, PLGW, Chaucerian short poems); ZPL 1003-4, now SAY 74 (Tr); ZPL 1008 (ME lyrics, Kingis Quair); ZPL 1208-10, now SAY 91 (KnT); ZPL 1211, now SAY 24 (PardT); (Z)RG (5)443 (ME lyrics); Bellerophon. (GP); Caedmon. TC/SWC 1008 (NPT, PardT); TC/SWC 1021 (PLGW); SWC 1030 (ME banns); SWC 1031 (Everyman); SWC 1032 (ModE) |
SWC 1054 (Malory)TC/SWC 1102 (ModE); TC/SWC 1130 (ModE); TC/CDL5 1151 (GP, ParsP, Retraction); SWC 1161 (Beowulf, various OE works); TC/SWC 1192 (SGGK, Pearl); SWC 1223 (M1rT, RvT); TC/SWC 1226 (PF, Chaucerian short poems); SWC 1374 (Malory); SWC 1424 (various OE works); SWC/CDL5/TC 3008 (GP, Astr, various OE and ME works); TC/CDL5 4001 (Beowulf); Cambridge. (Chaucer not reviewed); Capitol. SW 229 (ModE); Cassette Book Company. 853 (ModE); Columbia. AMS 6198 (GP, WBP); Decca. DL 9418 (ME lyrics); Deutsche |
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Grammophon. 139380 (ModE); EAV. KE 0296, formerly LE 7733B (WBP, WBT) |
LE 7650-55 (GP, Tr, various OE and ME works)KE 90233B (GP, NPT); KE 90395, formerly LE 5055 (GP, WBP, PriT, Tr, Beowulf); English Classics. XTV 17216-17 (NPT); Everest. 3145/7, formerly Esoteric ES 521 (ME lyrics); Everett/Edwards. (Chaucer not reviewed); Experiences Anonymes. EA 0024, later MHS 678 (ME lyrics); EA 0029 (ME lyrics); Folkways. SC 9851 (WBT, SGGK, various OE works); FL 9858 (various OE works); FL 9859 (GP, PardT, NPT, Chaucerian short poems); Golden Clarioun. 1RR (Rom); 2BD (BD); 3HF(1), 3HF(2) (HF); 5PF (PF); 6Tr(1), 6Tr(2) (Tr); 10GP (GP); 10GPB (GP); 11KnT (KnT) |
12MiT (MlrT)13ReT (RvT); 16WBP (WBP); 16WBT (WBT); 17FrT (FriT); 18SuT (SumT); 19ClT (ClT); 20MeT (MctT); 22FkT (FrkT); 24PdT (PardT); 26PrT, 27TST (PriT, Thop); 30NPT (NPT); 40Ga(1), 40Ga(2), 40Ga(3) (SGGK); 41Pl (Pearl); 44SrO (Sir Orfeo); 45Ly (ME lyrics); 46Pi (Piers Plowman); 70No (Towneley Noah); Harmonia Mundi. HM 1106 (ME lyrics); Hyperion. A66094 (ME lyrics); Linguaphone. (GP, PriT); Listen for Pleasure. 7101 (ModE); Medieval Sounds. M-1 (GP, PardT); MHS. 4485 (ME lyrics); NCTE. EMC-65-2963/4 (NPT, Beowulf); 45787, formerly RL20-8 (various Chaucerian works) |
P4PM-4852 (GP, NPT, Beowulf)Nonesuch. H 71315 (PriT, OE and ME passages); Oelsen Films. 30/50 (ModE); Plant Life. PLR 043 (ME lyrics); Pleiades. P250 (ME lyrics); Radio Arts. (Beowulf); RCA. LM 6015 (ME lyrics); Recording for the Blind. (Chaucer not reviewed); Scott Foresman. P4RP-6532 (GP); Spoken Arts. SA 918, SAC 7/8004 (Beowulf); SA 919, SAC 7/8004 (GP, PardT); Spoken Word. 1 (GP); 99705-11 (ModE); 99712-X (Everyman); Appendix: Record Company Addresses; Index; I. Chaucer Recordings, Arranged According to Abbreviated Titles of Works, with Readers or Performers |
II. Recordings of Middle English Excluding Chaucer, Arranged According to Known Author or Common Title, with Readers or Performers |
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<P>From the middle of the twentieth century, dozens of medievalists and other performers have recorded early English. Many educational institutions already own sound recordings of English before 1500, or may wish to purchase the most useful ones available. This discography aims to assist teachers, administrators and librarians to make the best use of their resources.</P> |
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UNINA9910784671103321 |
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Autore |
Dean Joanna (Joanna Elizabeth) |
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Religious experience and the new woman [[electronic resource] ] : the life of Lily Dougall / / Joanna Dean |
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Bloomington, : Indiana University Press, c2007 |
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1-282-07555-1 |
9786612075551 |
0-253-11242-7 |
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Descrizione fisica |
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1 online resource (337 p.) |
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Modernism (Christian theology) - Anglican Communion |
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Materiale a stampa |
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Livello bibliografico |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [279]-310) and index. |
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An evangelical childhood -- "Lovereen" : an untold story -- Gendering the crisis of faith -- "She was always a queer child" -- Personal idealism -- Christian socialism : "the Kingdom of God within us and around us" -- The making of a modernist mysticism -- Fellowship -- Body and soul -- Anglican modernism. |
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In Religious Experience and the New Woman, Joanna Dean traces the development of liberal spirituality in the early 20th century through the life and work of Lily Dougall (1858--1923), a New Woman novelist who became known as a religious essayist and Anglican modernist. Dean examines the connections between Dougall's marginal position as a woman intellectual and her experiential, combatively iconoclastic theology, and demonstrates that through her writing and mentoring, Dougall contributed to the shapin |
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