Victorian poetry and religious diversity

Scheinberg, Cynthia

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The Performance Of Quin's Hymns: Aesthetic and Psychological1

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“…70 For nineteenth-century British poets, according to Cynthia Scheinberg, poetry was inextricably linked to religion and religious experience. 71 Catherine Robson argues that the recitation of poetry came from "the zones of poetry or religion." 72 It is the careful enunciation of the texts that give Quin's hymns their aesthetic importance.…”

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The Function of Hymns in the Liturgical Life of Malcolm Quin's Positivist Church, 1878–1905

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2019

Yale Journal of Music & Religion

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The Function of Hymns in the Liturgical Life of Malcolm Quin's Positivist Church, 1878–1905

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Jewishness and Judaism

Scheinberg¹

2020

The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Victorian Women's Writing

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Jewish and Christian women writers expressed a dazzling variety of approaches to issues of Judaism, Jewishness, and Jewish identity in nineteenth-century England. Their work demonstrates the complexity of the issue itself, highlighting how Jewishness is always an intersectional identity in its religious, ethnic, and cultural manifestations. Likewise, studying the wide range of representations of Jewishness by women in this period offers key insights into the complex connections between Jewish and British history, society, religion, and gender. Often excluded from generalized narratives and histories about Victorian literature, both Jewish and Christian women's writing on issues of Jewishness, Judaism, and Jewish identity offer key insights, serving as an under-tapped resource for understanding women writers in English literary history.

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Devotional Poetry

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2021

The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Victorian Women's Writing

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Victorian poetry and religious diversity

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The Function of Hymns in the Liturgical Life of Malcolm Quin's Positivist Church, 1878–1905

The Function of Hymns in the Liturgical Life of Malcolm Quin's Positivist Church, 1878–1905

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