Cotton Mather
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3711337 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Cotton Mather |
| NOMBRES | Cotton |
| APELLIDO | Mather |
| FIRMA | MATHER C |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Minnesota |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 36 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 36 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1963 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Hebrews - Revelation
This volume of the Biblia Americana (1693-1728) contains Cotton Mather's annotations on Hebrews, James, 1-2 Peter, 1-3 John, Jude, and Revelation, as well as two series of essays on various matters of biblical interpretation. A mixture of pious explications and historical-textual criticism, the annotations are a treasure-trove for scholars interested in the development of Reformed theology and biblical exegesis during a decisive period of intelle…
Exodus - Deuteronomy
The first American commentary on all books of the Old and New Testaments, Cotton Mather's Biblia Americana (1693-1728) is a unique record of how European Enlightenment criticism (Newtonianism, Cartesianism, philosophical materialism, Spinozism, cultural historicism) of the Bible impacted Reformed theology and biblical hermeneutics in colonial New England before the American Revolution. Biblia Americana contains more than 3,000,000 words and repre…
Romans - Philemon
The Pauline epistles provided the theological inspiration for the religious revolution known as the Protestant Reformation, the legacy of which was still being given form during Cotton Mather's lifetime and career. Mather's commentary gives voice to the ongoing struggle between Protestants and Catholics, and between Protestants of many stripes: Puritans and Anglicans, Calvinists and Arminians, Trinitarians and Socinians, Protestants of the state …
Proverbs - Jeremiah
This volume of the Biblia Americana contains Cotton Mather's annotations on the books of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Canticles, Jeremiah, and Isaiah. A mixture of historical-textual criticism and pious explications, the commentaries are a treasure trove for scholars interested in the development of Reformed theology and biblical interpretation during a decisive period of intellectual change in the early modern Atlantic world. Mather, an apologeticall…
Ezra - Psalms
Cotton Mather's synoptic commentary on Ezra through the Psalms contains the core of the massive theological and scholarly endeavor that he called »Biblia Americana.« Here, he links biblical to secular history, analyzes the problem of suffering and evil in creation, and considers the Psalms both as Hebrew poetry and as Christian prophecy. In his annotations on Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther, Mather explores topics that range from the philosophical und…
Joshua - 2 Chronicles
Scheduled to appear in 10 volumes, the scholarly edition of Cotton Mather's Biblia Americana (1693-1728) makes available for the first time the oldest comprehensive commentary on the Bible composed in British North America. Combining encyclopaedic discussions of biblical scholarship with scientific speculations and pietistic concerns, the Biblia represents one of the most significant untapped sources in American religious and intellectual history…
Genesis
Scheduled to appear in 10 volumes, this scholarly edition of Cotton Mather's Biblia Americana (1693-1728) makes available for the first time the oldest comprehensive commentary on the Bible composed in British North America. Combining encyclopaedic discussions of biblical scholarship with scientific speculations and pietistic concerns, Biblia represents one of the most significant untapped sources in American religious and intellectual history. M…
Japanese Landscapes
Japanese Landscapes
From the busy streets of Tokyo to the secluded shores of Kyushu, from the volcanoes of Hokkaido to the temples of Kyoto, the treasured landscapes of Japan are brought to life in this concise visual guide. Drawing upon years of observation, Cotton Mather, P.P. Karan, and Shigeru Iijima explore the complex interaction of culture, time, and space in the evolution of landscapes in Japan. The authors begin with a discussion of the landscape's general …
Tribute to Alvar Carlson
At Odds with Progress
The dozen essays in Sense of Place honor the contributions of Lynwood Montell to understanding the folklore of the Upper Cumberland region of Kentucky and Tennessee.The subjects range geographically from Oregon to Maryland's Eastern Shore and topically from fur trapping to pioneer cemeteries.All are connected, however, by attention to a sense of place, particularly, as Barbara Allen states it, to understanding "how people construct a sense of pla…
Photo Essay
The Rio Grande border of the United States and Mexico is over 1,000 miles long. This presentation of that border is by means of a photo essay interpreting the physical, economic, political, and cultural complex that has evolved. These photos were all taken in 1990 on a reconnaissance that followed both sides of the border for the entire distance from Ciudad Juarez and El Paso on the west to the Gulf of Mexico on the east. Numerous crossings of th…
Raymond E. Crist
Beer Houses
Taiwan is undergoing spectacular economic development with facets of Westernization that have strong social and political overtones. The Westernization process includes the introduction of the American "Old West" beer house. These beer houses manifest the cultural stress involved in the transfer of a seemingly simple economic element into a traditionally conservative and stable Oriental society
Tourism and Environment in the Mount Everest Region
Research Publications by
Land Use in America
Further Notes on “The Past Third-Century of the Annals ”
America's Oldest County Geographical Society∗
Magnalia Christi Americana
The Concept of Land Support Units
Geographers and economists have used animal units,’ or “livestock units” as a measure of rationalizing differential pressures that types of large animals exert upon the land as compared with types of small animals. The “animal unit” has been used also for reconciling numbers of unlike types of animals into meaningful economic values. Additionally, scholars have been concerned with land resources vis-a-vis food needs, thus the widespread concern f…
The Past Third-Century of the Annals
The Role of Periodic Field Conferences in the Development of Geographical Ideas in the United States
Art and Geography
The Himalaya embrace some ancient cultures which have remained geographically and culturally distinct. These cultures are expressed in their vernacular art which, in contrast to international art, represents both place and culture in the anthropological sense. Vernacular art mirrors historical and geographical forces and it provides insight into social aspirations, and thereby is important in understanding social behavior. Most aspects of the art…
The Angel of Bethesda
Tourism and Environment in the Mount Everest Region
At Odds with Progress
The dozen essays in Sense of Place honor the contributions of Lynwood Montell to understanding the folklore of the Upper Cumberland region of Kentucky and Tennessee.The subjects range geographically from Oregon to Maryland's Eastern Shore and topically from fur trapping to pioneer cemeteries.All are connected, however, by attention to a sense of place, particularly, as Barbara Allen states it, to understanding "how people construct a sense of pla…
The Role of Periodic Field Conferences in the Development of Geographical Ideas in the United States
Norwegians and Tobacco in Western Wisconsin
The location of tobacco production in western Wisconsin cannot be explained in terms of climate, topography, soils, markets, labor, or economic inertia. Approximately seventy percent of the tobacco growers are Norwegian, and four-fifths of the growers have Norwegian spouses. The diffusion of tobacco culture among other ethnic groups indicates the importance of church association and intermarriage between ethnic groups. The strong correlation betw…
The Finnish Sauna
(1963). THE FINNISH SAUNA: A CULTURAL INDEX TO SETTLEMENT. COTTON MATHER AND MATTI KAUPS. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 53, No. 4, pp. 494-504
Photo Essay
The Rio Grande border of the United States and Mexico is over 1,000 miles long. This presentation of that border is by means of a photo essay interpreting the physical, economic, political, and cultural complex that has evolved. These photos were all taken in 1990 on a reconnaissance that followed both sides of the border for the entire distance from Ciudad Juarez and El Paso on the west to the Gulf of Mexico on the east. Numerous crossings of th…
Beer Houses
Taiwan is undergoing spectacular economic development with facets of Westernization that have strong social and political overtones. The Westernization process includes the introduction of the American "Old West" beer house. These beer houses manifest the cultural stress involved in the transfer of a seemingly simple economic element into a traditionally conservative and stable Oriental society
America's Oldest County Geographical Society∗
The Concept of Land Support Units
Geographers and economists have used animal units,’ or “livestock units” as a measure of rationalizing differential pressures that types of large animals exert upon the land as compared with types of small animals. The “animal unit” has been used also for reconciling numbers of unlike types of animals into meaningful economic values. Additionally, scholars have been concerned with land resources vis-a-vis food needs, thus the widespread concern f…
The Past Third-Century of the Annals
Art and Geography
The Himalaya embrace some ancient cultures which have remained geographically and culturally distinct. These cultures are expressed in their vernacular art which, in contrast to international art, represents both place and culture in the anthropological sense. Vernacular art mirrors historical and geographical forces and it provides insight into social aspirations, and thereby is important in understanding social behavior. Most aspects of the art…
The Finnish Sauna
(1963). THE FINNISH SAUNA: A CULTURAL INDEX TO SETTLEMENT. COTTON MATHER AND MATTI KAUPS. Annals of the Association of American Geographers: Vol. 53, No. 4, pp. 494-504
Bonifacius
Bonifacius, An Essay Upon the Good
The Colonial Experience
Eben
Norwegians and Tobacco in Western Wisconsin
The location of tobacco production in western Wisconsin cannot be explained in terms of climate, topography, soils, markets, labor, or economic inertia. Approximately seventy percent of the tobacco growers are Norwegian, and four-fifths of the growers have Norwegian spouses. The diffusion of tobacco culture among other ethnic groups indicates the importance of church association and intermarriage between ethnic groups. The strong correlation betw…
St. Croix Border Country
Selected Letters of Cotton Mather
The Angel of Bethesda
The Angel of Bethesda
Art and Geography
The Himalaya embrace some ancient cultures which have remained geographically and culturally distinct. These cultures are expressed in their vernacular art which, in contrast to international art, represents both place and culture in the anthropological sense. Vernacular art mirrors historical and geographical forces and it provides insight into social aspirations, and thereby is important in understanding social behavior. Most aspects of the art…
The Role of Periodic Field Conferences in the Development of Geographical Ideas in the United States
Magnalia Christi Americana
The Concept of Land Support Units
Geographers and economists have used animal units,’ or “livestock units” as a measure of rationalizing differential pressures that types of large animals exert upon the land as compared with types of small animals. The “animal unit” has been used also for reconciling numbers of unlike types of animals into meaningful economic values. Additionally, scholars have been concerned with land resources vis-a-vis food needs, thus the widespread concern f…
The Past Third-Century of the Annals
America's Oldest County Geographical Society∗
Further Notes on “The Past Third-Century of the Annals ”
Land Use in America
Research Publications by
Tourism and Environment in the Mount Everest Region
Beer Houses
Taiwan is undergoing spectacular economic development with facets of Westernization that have strong social and political overtones. The Westernization process includes the introduction of the American "Old West" beer house. These beer houses manifest the cultural stress involved in the transfer of a seemingly simple economic element into a traditionally conservative and stable Oriental society
Raymond E. Crist
Photo Essay
The Rio Grande border of the United States and Mexico is over 1,000 miles long. This presentation of that border is by means of a photo essay interpreting the physical, economic, political, and cultural complex that has evolved. These photos were all taken in 1990 on a reconnaissance that followed both sides of the border for the entire distance from Ciudad Juarez and El Paso on the west to the Gulf of Mexico on the east. Numerous crossings of th…
At Odds with Progress
The dozen essays in Sense of Place honor the contributions of Lynwood Montell to understanding the folklore of the Upper Cumberland region of Kentucky and Tennessee.The subjects range geographically from Oregon to Maryland's Eastern Shore and topically from fur trapping to pioneer cemeteries.All are connected, however, by attention to a sense of place, particularly, as Barbara Allen states it, to understanding "how people construct a sense of pla…
Tribute to Alvar Carlson
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