Literature and the Encounter with God in Post-Reformation England

The book explores the spiritual inquiries of early modern figures such as John Dee, John Donne, and Jane Lead, focusing on their diverse approaches to experiencing God. Michael Martin delves into the intersection of poetry, mysticism, and science in their works, highlighting how these writers navigate the complexities of divine encounters within their cultural context. Through this analysis, the study reveals the rich tapestry of thought and belief in the pursuit of understanding the divine.