Robert L. Entzminger
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Also affiliated: Rhodes College (1989–1998); Virginia Tech (1978)
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Robert L. Entzminger's scholarship focuses on the intersection of literature and theology, particularly the works of John Milton and George Herbert. His publications explore theological concepts and rhetorical strategies within their poetry, examining how these elements contribute to the meaning and impact of their works.
Entzminger has investigated themes such as Augustinian thought in Milton's "Paradise Lost," the redemption of language through divine word, and the recovery of metaphor in "Samson Agonistes." His work also delves into the relationship between doctrine and life, as seen in his study of George Herbert and Augustinian rhetoric. His scholarship reflects a deep engagement with the intellectual and religious contexts of early modern English literature.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 15
- Citations: 78
Selected Publications
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Spiritual Architecture and Paradise Regained: Milton's Literary Ecclesiology – By Ken Simpson (2010)
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