Spirituality and its Domestic Portrayal: Anne Bradstreet and Edward Taylor

Spirituality and its domestic image: Ann Bradstrand and Edward Taylor did not agree with the modern family life mainly due to the inner religious struggle facing many people. Anne Brad Streit and Edward Taylor were born for 30 years, and they seem to contrast family life with God's views. Because she is a woman, her ideas are not seriously considered. Instead, regardless of circumstances, Edward Taylor is more concerned about the good aspects of life.

Author Anne Brad Streit and Edward Taylor's dedicated religious work represents the typical literature of the 17th century. True religious problems can be found in all works of Puritans; in fact, they are mainly for personal expression of religious beliefs or for sharing with others. Briefly, Frank religious poetry by Bradstreet and Taylor not only prove that individuals are about to become good Christians, but also reflects the common values ​​of the Puritan community.

In the traditional literary type, literary type of poetry, the output of the New England colonial era is impressive. Particularly worth mentioning is a gathering of devout poetry that Anne Bradstreet and Edward Taylor have left us. Taylor's poetic meditation has not been made public until the modern era, showing amazing wisdom, vitality, and artistry. The reflection that Brad Streit pondered for a long time is "contemplation", which is worth the first record of continuing outdoor experiences in the UK North America.

Like Anne Brad Strait, and all writers first written in New England, a passionate poet and minister, Edward Taylor, was born in England. Taylor of the farmer - an independent farmer who owns his own land - is a teacher who departed New England instead of the allegiance of the pledge to the English church in 1668. Learn Greek, Latin and Hebrew as well as most ministers who studied at Harvard University and trained at Harvard University. As a selfish and devout person Taylor accepted settlers of settlers when he accepted his term for 160 kilometers away from the dense forest inside the border town of Westfield, Massachusetts. Taylor is the most educated in the area, and he uses his knowledge for the town ministers, doctors and citizen leaders.

In addition to preparing Edward Taylor's poetry, Puritan women Ann Brad Tread closes her own intensive poetry. She explained the general understanding of the Puritan women's role in a very personal way. She uses poetry as a way of expressing her love for her family, husband and god. Her poetry includes "prologue", "dear husband", "contemplation" and so on. Through the instrument, Puritan avoided using these materials in church services, but according to historians they highly appreciated the sounds of "biwa, violin, trumpet, flute, virgin and other instruments" Did. In his book "American Music", Gilbert Chase wrote as follows. , Violin, bow, string instrument, boys reed, teach books for all these instruments, ruled paper book