
The King James Bible after Four Hundred Years: Literary, Linguistic, and Cultural Influences
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Table of Contents
List of figures | p. vii |
List of illustrations | p. viii |
List of contributors | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xii |
Introduction: The King James Bible and its reception history | p. 1 |
The Language of the King James Bible | |
Language within language: the King James steamroller | p. 27 |
The glories and the glitches of the King James Bible: Ecclesiastes as test-case | p. 45 |
The History of the King James Bible | |
The materiality of English printed Bibles from the Tyndale New Testament to the King James Bible | p. 61 |
Antwerp Bible translations in the King James Bible | p. 100 |
Philip Doddridge's New Testament: The Family Expositor (1739-56) | p. 124 |
Postcolonial notes on the King James Bible | p. 146 |
From monarchy to democracy: the dethroning of the King James Bible in the United States | p. 164 |
Literature and the King James Bible | |
Milton, anxiety, and the King James Bible | p. 181 |
Bunyan's biblical progresses | p. 202 |
Romantic transformations of the King James Bible: Wordsworth, Shelley Blake | p. 219 |
Ruskin and his contemporaries reading the King James Bible | p. 234 |
To the Lighthouse and biblical language | p. 253 |
The King James Bible as ghost in Absalom, Absalom! and Beloved | p. 269 |
The King James Bible and African American literature | p. 294 |
Jean Rhys, Elizabeth Smart, and the "gifts" of the King James Bible | p. 318 |
Chronology of major English Bible translations to 1957 | p. 336 |
Chronology of English Bible translations since 1957 | p. 338 |
Select bibliography on the King James Bible | p. 342 |
Index of Bible quotations | p. 356 |
General index | p. 359 |
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