Scorn, Shame, and the Simple Reader Arnold J. Capute and the Diaspora

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Jon Michael Spencer questions its ultimate usefulness

appear richer and more plausible when seen in the light of Sophia's connection to humanity

digital and multimodal literacies

Scorn, Shame, and the Simple Reader Arnold J. Capute and the DiasporaAn investigation into how the emotional language in texts intended for solitary women became the foundation for a medieval Christian reading public Scorn, Shame, and the Simple Reader reveals how a cluster of rarely studied guides to the religious life helped forge a new identity in late medieval England. Lifting passages wholesale from texts originally intended only for holy virgins walled up in cells, these treatises turned Christlike shame and