Narratives of the Religious Self in Early-Modern Scotland (St Andrews Studies in Reformation History)
David George Mullan explores narratives of the religious self in early-modern Scotland. Framed within Reformation history, this scholarly study considers religious identity, self-understanding, and personal expression in a significant period of Scottish history. It will interest readers of Scottish studies, religious history, and early-modern intellectual culture.
About This Book
This book examines narratives of the religious self in early-modern Scotland.
It focuses on how religious identity and personal self-understanding were represented during a formative period in Scottish history.
The study is situated within Reformation history and offers a scholarly treatment of religious experience and expression.
Published in the St Andrews Studies in Reformation History series, it is suited to readers of Scottish history, religious history, and early-modern studies.
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