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Burning Wyclif by Thom Satterlee (2006, Hardcover)
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- Narrative Type
- Fiction
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- 9780896725768
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
Texas Tech University Press
ISBN-10
0896725766
ISBN-13
9780896725768
eBay Product ID (ePID)
48626614
Product Key Features
Book Title
Burning Wyclif
Number of Pages
96 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2006
Topic
Subjects & Themes / Inspirational & Religious, General, American / General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Poetry
Book Series
Walt McDonald First-Book Series in Poetry Ser.
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Height
0.5 in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.3 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2005-026555
Dewey Edition
22
Reviews
Most of us recognize the name John Wyclif and associate it with the translation of the Latin Vulgate Bible into English. Admirers will add that Wyclif was one of the most prominent philosophers and theologians of the second half of the fourteenth century. Others will call him heretic for his condemnation of what he saw as corruption in the Catholic Church and especially for his attack on the Church's doctrine of transubstantiation. If we want to know the facts of Wyclif's life, we can consult an encyclopedia or biography. If we want to know John Wyclif, and maybe ourselves, we should read Thom Satterlee's poetry collection Burning Wyclif.
Dewey Decimal
811/.6
Table Of Content
Habitus Awake in Oxford Tonsure Wyclif Places Himself, His Room Within the Ten Categories of Essential Being Wyclif Practices the Art of Definition While Walking to His Morning Class Wycliff Skips the Book on Heresy The Influence of Augustine Wintertime in Oxford The Steward's Prayer Book William of Ockham Visits the Sick Gravedigger Brethren of the Cross: Oxford, May 19, 1349 Ordination Last Rites A Young Italian Man Healed of the Plague by Saint Bridget of Sweden Ibn Khatir Tells of How He Survived the Black Death Wyclif's Heart Goes Out to a Widow Question 1: Whether Optics Explains Sufficiently the Phenomenon of Human Love? Question 2: Whether Fondness for Her Hair Should Warn a Priest Who Has Vowed Chastity and Meant It? Question 3: Whether Going to Her Door Was Not a Most Stupid, Regrettable Act? Question 4: Whether, Once Wounded by Love, One Ever Heals Completely? How Wyclif Survived the Long, Hard Winter of 1363: A Diptych Wyclif Becomes an Instrument of the Spirit On Angels On Celibacy On the Virgin Birth On Inspiration On the Eucharist On the Eve of Wyclif's Heresy Trial, the Duke of Lancaster Composes a Double Dactyl Against His Friend's Chief Enemy The Sense in Which Wyclif Might Be Called a Martyr Purvey Translates: In ipso enim vivimus et movemur et sumus One John Dies, the Other Wakes to Crickets The Black Friars Beg Wyclif to Recant of His Chief Heresy and Die in Peace: A Triptych Purvey Describes His Work with Wyclif Burning Wyclif A Visit to Lutterworth The Caretaker of St. Mary's Church Comments on Recent Scholarly Findings Snowbound in Wickliffe, Ohio
Synopsis
The Collins Cambridge IGCSE English Teacher Guide provides all you need to teach the Cambridge First Language English syllabuses, 0500 and 0522, with expert support from experienced examiner and trainer Julia Burchell to help you lead your classes to success. Show students how to progress following the structure of the Student Book, which moves from building key reading and writing skills to applying these skills to specific exam questions and coursework tasks. Help students to reach their target grades with clear exemplification of what is required to achieve Grades C and A/A*. Save time on planning and preparation with expert support from Julia Burchell, an experienced IGCSE examiner and trainer. The Teacher Guide includes a two-year scheme of work, differentiated lesson plans and worksheets, plus extension activities for students aiming for Grade A*. Prepare students for examination success. Detailed marking guidance and annotated sample answers in the Teacher Guide help you and your classes to make the most of the practice examination papers in the Student Book. Series editor Julia Burchell explains how to tackle the trickiest exam questions in the revision videos on the DVD-ROM., ?Probably the best book to come out this year. Not only is this the most beautifully bound book of poetry I think I?ve ever seen, but Thom Satterlee is obviously a master at his craft.? ?Suite101.com?Thom Satterlee has fashioned a new genre, a contemporary hagiography in verse, primarily narrative but seasoned with lyric occasion. Burning Wyclif offers a deeply personal, word-savoring vision of a word-afflicted man, with the paradox and mystery one would expect of the ?life? of a heretic and saint.? ?Scott Cairns, author of Compass of Affection: New & Selected Poems?For its lyrical but authoritative evocations of a passionate scholar?s works and days, and for its formful penetrations into the Word itself??the sound and sense/we made in that language/before languages??Thom Satterlee?s Burning Wyclif is a remarkable book, first or otherwise, inspired and earned.? ?William Heyen"These poems shine with the desire of a medieval priest. How strange. Yet the book illuminates his conundrums so fiercely that they become ours. Thom Satterlee speaks through the character of Wyclif with such concentrated intelligence, passion, and humor that while I was reading, the historical man seemed to be standing in the room beside me."?Jeanne Murray Walker?Most of us recognize the name John Wyclif and associate it with the translation of the Latin Vulgate Bible into English. Admirers will add that Wyclif was one of the most prominent philosophers and theologians of the second half of the fourteenth century. Others will call him heretic for his condemnation of what he saw as corruption in the Catholic Church and especially for his attack on the Church?s doctrine of transubstantiation. If we want to know the facts of Wyclif?s life, we can consult an encyclopedia or biography. If we want to know John Wyclif, and maybe ourselves, we should read Thom Satterlee?s poetry collection Burning Wyclif.? ?Robert A. Fink, from the Introduction?Burning Wyclif?Sometimes you have to raise the body upto burn it down. So it was with Wyclif,who rested forty-two years under chancel stonecondemned by the Papacy, protected by the Crown.Finally, a bishop came with a few men,spades, shovels, a horse and cart. By then,not much was left of Wyclif?hair and skin gone,his bones slipped out of place inside the simple albthey?d buried him in. The bishop gathered what he could.Beside the River Swift, he lit a pile of woodand tossed the bones on one at a time,cursing the heretic from limb to limb.Afterwards, they shoveled ash into the waterand no one even thought the word martyr., "Probably the best book to come out this year. Not only is this the most beautifully bound book of poetry I think I've ever seen, but Thom Satterlee is obviously a master at his craft." --Suite101.com "Thom Satterlee has fashioned a new genre, a contemporary hagiography in verse, primarily narrative but seasoned with lyric occasion. Burning Wyclif offers a deeply personal, word-savoring vision of a word-afflicted man, with the paradox and mystery one would expect of the 'life' of a heretic and saint." --Scott Cairns, author of Compass of Affection: New & Selected Poems "For its lyrical but authoritative evocations of a passionate scholar's works and days, and for its formful penetrations into the Word itself--'the sound and sense/we made in that language/before languages'--Thom Satterlee's Burning Wyclif is a remarkable book, first or otherwise, inspired and earned." --William Heyen "These poems shine with the desire of a medieval priest. How strange. Yet the book illuminates his conundrums so fiercely that they become ours. Thom Satterlee speaks through the character of Wyclif with such concentrated intelligence, passion, and humor that while I was reading, the historical man seemed to be standing in the room beside me."--Jeanne Murray Walker "Most of us recognize the name John Wyclif and associate it with the translation of the Latin Vulgate Bible into English. Admirers will add that Wyclif was one of the most prominent philosophers and theologians of the second half of the fourteenth century. Others will call him heretic for his condemnation of what he saw as corruption in the Catholic Church and especially for his attack on the Church's doctrine of transubstantiation. If we want to know the facts of Wyclif's life, we can consult an encyclopedia or biography. If we want to know John Wyclif, and maybe ourselves, we should read Thom Satterlee's poetry collection Burning Wyclif." --Robert A. Fink, from the Introduction "Burning Wyclif" Sometimes you have to raise the body up to burn it down. So it was with Wyclif, who rested forty-two years under chancel stone condemned by the Papacy, protected by the Crown. Finally, a bishop came with a few men, spades, shovels, a horse and cart. By then, not much was left of Wyclif--hair and skin gone, his bones slipped out of place inside the simple alb they'd buried him in. The bishop gathered what he could. Beside the River Swift, he lit a pile of wood and tossed the bones on one at a time, cursing the heretic from limb to limb. Afterwards, they shoveled ash into the water and no one even thought the word martyr.
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