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© 2020 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 2020 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents VII
  3. Acknowledgments IX
  4. Abbreviations Used in the Footnotes XI
  5. Author’s Note XIII
  6. Introduction 1
  7. PART ONE. Feminine Symbolism and Female Prophecy: Gender and Knowledge in the World Turned Upside Down
  8. CHAPTER ONE. Woman, Nature, and Spirit 15
  9. CHAPTER TWO. Male and Female Power: Visionary Women and the Social Order 45
  10. CHAPTER THREE. Talking Back: Women as Prophets during the Civil War and Interregnum, 1640—1655 87
  11. PART TWO. Friends in Eden: Gender and Spirituality in Early Quakerism, 1650—1664
  12. CHAPTER FOUR Ecstasy and Self-Transcendence 127
  13. CHAPTER FIVE. Prophecy 165
  14. CHAPTER SIX. Ecstasy and Everyday Life 212
  15. CHAPTER SEVEN. How Were Quakers Radical? 236
  16. PART THREE. Visionary Order: Women in the Quaker Movement, 1664-1700
  17. CHAPTER NINE. The Mystical Housewife 305
  18. CHAPTER TEN. Selfhood and Enlightenment: Quaker Preaching and Discipline, 1664-1700 351
  19. Epilogue 403
  20. APPENDIX ONE. Well-Known Women Visionaries of the 1640s and Early 1650s 413
  21. Bibliography 425
  22. Index 455
Visionary Women
This chapter is in the book Visionary Women
https://doi.org/10.1525/9780520915589-014

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents VII
  3. Acknowledgments IX
  4. Abbreviations Used in the Footnotes XI
  5. Author’s Note XIII
  6. Introduction 1
  7. PART ONE. Feminine Symbolism and Female Prophecy: Gender and Knowledge in the World Turned Upside Down
  8. CHAPTER ONE. Woman, Nature, and Spirit 15
  9. CHAPTER TWO. Male and Female Power: Visionary Women and the Social Order 45
  10. CHAPTER THREE. Talking Back: Women as Prophets during the Civil War and Interregnum, 1640—1655 87
  11. PART TWO. Friends in Eden: Gender and Spirituality in Early Quakerism, 1650—1664
  12. CHAPTER FOUR Ecstasy and Self-Transcendence 127
  13. CHAPTER FIVE. Prophecy 165
  14. CHAPTER SIX. Ecstasy and Everyday Life 212
  15. CHAPTER SEVEN. How Were Quakers Radical? 236
  16. PART THREE. Visionary Order: Women in the Quaker Movement, 1664-1700
  17. CHAPTER NINE. The Mystical Housewife 305
  18. CHAPTER TEN. Selfhood and Enlightenment: Quaker Preaching and Discipline, 1664-1700 351
  19. Epilogue 403
  20. APPENDIX ONE. Well-Known Women Visionaries of the 1640s and Early 1650s 413
  21. Bibliography 425
  22. Index 455
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