While most researchers tend to focus on one or two literary periods, Paul's research interests varied from Francesco Petrarca, Dante Alighieri, Giordano Bruno and Angelo Poliziano to Giovanbattista Vico, Umberto Eco, Giorgio Agamben and Paolo Valesio, as well as from pedagogy and second language acquisition to Italian Canadian studies, or from
angelology to astronomy.
More significantly, the author is aware of the previous unsatisfactory approaches of Western scholarship on
angelology in Islam, both in terms of their paucity and problematic approaches, some of which are mentioned by him, and others are only alluded to.
Angelology [...] as a discipline of the interval, it addresses the 'interval' within the man, meaning to his animic (A.N.
D., 'The
Angelology of Knowledge: Michel Serres', The Sociological Review, pp.
The book is divided into three sections: the first guides the reader through Protestant
angelology and human-angel interactions, which proliferated during the 1640s and 1650s; the second is devoted to Milton's angels; and the third takes up their afterlife.
The medical specialties offered are assisted reproduction and fertilization, holistic treatments, all forms of dentistry, various forms of cosmetic surgery, minimally invasive neurosurgery, orthopedics, eye surgery,
Angelology, treatment for ParkinsonOs disease, anti-aging vaccine cell therapy, various forms of bariatric treatments, cardiology and oncology.
Scriptwriter and first-time director George Nolfi has reworked Hollywood's idea of
angelology by way of Philip K.
Raymond's most eminent predecessor in the field of Miltonic
angelology is Robert West, and the latter's Milton and the Angels (1955) provides the structural template for Milton's Angels.
Philip Pullman's The Amber Spyglass (2000) imagines a powerful alternative
angelology in which angels are weak precisely because they do have tenuous bodies.
Likewise, both texts share common themes of redemption and resurrection, and both employ zoomorphic and
angelology symbolism which contrasts the ineffable nature of God and Israel with the cyclical and transient nature of successive unjust civilizations.
Danielle Trussoni's
ANGELOLOGY (9780143145264, $39.95) benefits from reader Susan Denaker's stage, film and television background which adds spice and zest to this story of Sister Evangeline, who discovers a 1943 correspondence between the later mother superior of a convent and a famous philanthropist that reveals an extensive secret history documenting conflict between the Society of Angelologists and the beautiful descendants of angels and humans, the Nephilim.
Ducornet, as Hogtie analyzes in chapter three, uses paganism and
angelology in The Jade Cabinet to subvert the Victorian conventions of the novel and hence the universality of instrumental reason.