Andrew Melville (1545-1622) was the leader of the Presbyterian wing of the Scottish Kirk between 1574 and 1607, and he and his colleagues were a perpetual irritant to James VI and I in his attempts to establish a royal and Episcopal dominance over the Kirk. Yet much of Melville’…
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This study explores the terms masculinity and manhood in the novels Moby Dick, Wieland, Uncle Tom’s Cabin and The Heroic Slave among others. The analysis of masculinity in the 19th century American novel will present the different perspectives of what masculinity is, and how it …
This dissertation examines the intersections and tensions between religion and economy in Dostoevsky and Melville’s fiction. I argue that Christian theology of the body—as the site of both salvation and economic production—is at the center of their concern. These two profoundly …