Roper / Brémond The Life of Sir Thomas More

1. Auflage 2019
ISBN: 978-80-282-1969-7
Verlag: Copycat
Format: EPUB
Kopierschutz: 6 - ePub Watermark

E-Book, Englisch, 100 Seiten

The anthology 'The Life of Sir Thomas More' is a captivating collection that transcends mere biographical narrative to explore the enduring legacy of one of history's most complex figures. This volume offers a mosaic of perspectives and literary styles, ranging from historical recounting to philosophical musings, all reflecting on More's life and the turbulent times he lived in. The anthology celebrates the diversity and depth of the included works by presenting not only vivid descriptions of More's public life but also rich introspections of his private, ethical dilemmas. Special attention is given to the intellectual climate of the Renaissance, highlighting essays that challenge and illuminate More's contributions. Contributors William Roper and Henri Brémond bring considerable depth and nuance to this collection. Their expertise spans literature and history, with Roper offering personal insights derived from his familial connections to More, and Brémond providing a broader historical and religious context. The authors collectively draw upon the complex interplay between the Catholic Church, the English Reformation, and humanist thought, thus framing More's life within these pivotal movements. The collection unites various scholarly voices that enrich the exploration of both More's time and timelessness in intellectual history. Readers seeking to traverse the multifaceted realms of history, ethics, and religion will find 'The Life of Sir Thomas More' an indispensable resource. This assemblage not only provides a comprehensive view of More's multifarious impact but also fosters dialogue between differing interpretations and styles, thus broadening our understanding of this iconic figure. It invites scholars and history enthusiasts alike to consider how individual lives are woven into the grand tapestry of history and to appreciate the enduring relevance of More's intellectual legacy.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Roper, William

Brémond, Henri