2016
DOI: 10.1515/opli-2016-0035
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“The thick and black clouds of Obloquie”: Modality and Point of View in Abiezer Coppe’s ‘A Remonstrance’

Abstract: This article discusses the interaction between modality, point of view and ideology in Abiezer Coppe's A Remonstrance (1651), a letter of protestation written in prison by one of the most infamous radical thinkers of England in the 1650's. Point of view is one the most fruitful topics of stylistic enquiry, in particular in its interaction with modality as carrier of ideological effects, but, as recent studies amply demonstrate, it is advisable to adopt a heuristic methodology integrating a code-driven approach… Show more

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