Richard J Schoeck
Biographic Data
| ID | 994648 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard J Schoeck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard J |
| FAMILY NAME | Schoeck |
| SIGNATURE | SCHOECK R J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Helen M. Allen: A Neglected Scholar of More and Erasmus
Despite a lack of formal university schooling in textual scholarship or in Renaissance studies, Helen Allen became a co-worker and co-editor with Percy Allen in the preparation of the great edition of the letters of Erasmus. Thanks to training she had received from her husband, she herself was largely responsible for the choices in Sir Thomas More, Selections (1924), and the Allens together worked on the notes and glossary
The Vocation of Erasmus
Using vocation in its core sense of a call from God to follow a personal path with a definite mission, the author reads Erasmus’ life as the progressive implementation of that heaven-assigned task; he sees no basic discontinuity between Erasmus’ youth as a student of the Brethren of the Common Life, then as an Augustinian canon, and in his independent career as a pious priest busy editing the New Testament and the Church fathers. Even his secular…
Erasmus of the Low Countries
Erasmus als Ketzer. Reformation und Inquisition im Italien des 16 Jahrhunderts
Erasmus und Europa – Vorträge herausgegeben von August Buck. Wolfenbütteler Abhandlungen zur Renaissanceforschung, Band 7. Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, 1988. 189 pp
Moreans from Chambers to Marc’hadour: Some Recollections and Reflections
Telling More from Erasmus: An Essai in Renaissance Humanism
Lighting a Candle to the Place’: On the Dimensions and Implications of Imitatio in the Renaissance
Lighting a Candle to the Place’: On the Dimensions and Implications of Imitatio in the Renaissance
Now when I beginne this booke, I have no purpose to come into any mans debt; how my stocke will holde out I know not; perchance waste, perchance increase in use; if I doe borrow any thing of Antiquitie, besides that I make account that I pay it to posterity, with as much and as good: You shallstill fmde mee to acknowledge it, and to thank not him onely that hath digg'd out treasure for mee, but that hath lighted mee a candle to the place. -John D…
More, Sallust and Fortune
More and Cromwell in the Frick Museum
The Place of Sir Thomas More in Legal History and Tradition: A Sketch with Some Observations
A Lawyer with a conscience
A Nursery of Correct and Useful Institutions’: On Reading More’s Utopia as Dialogue
The Achievement of Thomas More: Aspects of his Life and Work
Richard Schoeck modestly says that this volume is "intended for the non-specialist."Though the book serves this purpose admirably, it does so in a special way.While offering the reader a sound and clarifying outline of More's achievements, it never ignores those ambiguous areas of More's life and work that continue to pose questions for us.In fact the scholarly presentation of such questions is often as valuable as those parts of the book which o…
Editing Sixteenth Century Texts: Papers given at the Editorial Conference, University of Toronto October, 1965
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Editing Sixteenth Century Texts: Papers given at the Editorial Conference, University of Toronto October, 1965
A Nursery of Correct and Useful Institutions’: On Reading More’s Utopia as Dialogue
The Achievement of Thomas More: Aspects of his Life and Work
Richard Schoeck modestly says that this volume is "intended for the non-specialist."Though the book serves this purpose admirably, it does so in a special way.While offering the reader a sound and clarifying outline of More's achievements, it never ignores those ambiguous areas of More's life and work that continue to pose questions for us.In fact the scholarly presentation of such questions is often as valuable as those parts of the book which o…
A Lawyer with a conscience
The Place of Sir Thomas More in Legal History and Tradition: A Sketch with Some Observations
More and Cromwell in the Frick Museum
More, Sallust and Fortune
Lighting a Candle to the Place’: On the Dimensions and Implications of Imitatio in the Renaissance
Lighting a Candle to the Place’: On the Dimensions and Implications of Imitatio in the Renaissance
Now when I beginne this booke, I have no purpose to come into any mans debt; how my stocke will holde out I know not; perchance waste, perchance increase in use; if I doe borrow any thing of Antiquitie, besides that I make account that I pay it to posterity, with as much and as good: You shallstill fmde mee to acknowledge it, and to thank not him onely that hath digg'd out treasure for mee, but that hath lighted mee a candle to the place. -John D…
Telling More from Erasmus: An Essai in Renaissance Humanism
Moreans from Chambers to Marc’hadour: Some Recollections and Reflections
Erasmus und Europa – Vorträge herausgegeben von August Buck. Wolfenbütteler Abhandlungen zur Renaissanceforschung, Band 7. Wiesbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, 1988. 189 pp
Erasmus als Ketzer. Reformation und Inquisition im Italien des 16 Jahrhunderts
The Vocation of Erasmus
Using vocation in its core sense of a call from God to follow a personal path with a definite mission, the author reads Erasmus’ life as the progressive implementation of that heaven-assigned task; he sees no basic discontinuity between Erasmus’ youth as a student of the Brethren of the Common Life, then as an Augustinian canon, and in his independent career as a pious priest busy editing the New Testament and the Church fathers. Even his secular…
Erasmus of the Low Countries
Helen M. Allen: A Neglected Scholar of More and Erasmus
Despite a lack of formal university schooling in textual scholarship or in Renaissance studies, Helen Allen became a co-worker and co-editor with Percy Allen in the preparation of the great edition of the letters of Erasmus. Thanks to training she had received from her husband, she herself was largely responsible for the choices in Sir Thomas More, Selections (1924), and the Allens together worked on the notes and glossary
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