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The symbolic imagination of American Puritanism: metaphors for the invisible world

Searl, Stanford Jay Jr.
1970
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This dissertation analyzes language in selected works of 17th Century American Puritans and some later American writers.

Title
The symbolic imagination of American Puritanism: metaphors for the invisible world
Author
Searl, Stanford Jay Jr. (Syracuse University)
Document Type
dissertation
Degree Name
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Department, Program, or Other Affiliation
Philosophy
Philosophy
College or School
College of Arts and Sciences
Date
1970-01-01
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phi_etd/56

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