This review explores Calvin's perspectives on character in relation to secularization in the eighteenth-century novel, suggesting deeper implications for society.
A review of David Mark Diamond's Reading Character After Calvin: Secularization, Empire, and the Eighteenth-Century Novel , which links Calvinism's understanding of character and character assessment to the imperial logic of an emergent secularism understood, here, as religion's reformation in a pluralist society.
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