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『유래이니어』: 팸필리아 군주제에 나타난 정치사상

The Political Ideas of Jacobean England in the Monarchy of Pamphilia

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This essay examines the nature of kingship of Pamphilia in the context of the political debates of Jacobean England, investigating what kind of kingship Mary Wroth supported under the reign of James 1. Wroth's construction of the monarchy of the kingdom of Pamphilia engages with most heated political issues, such as the origin of kingship and the existence of conquests in English history. As I will further argue, the kingship of Pamphilia has the characteristics of the people's choice of their ruler regardless of conquest and the mutual contract between the king and the people. These features suggest that Wroth was not a supporter of James 1's absolutism as Josephine A. Roberts asserts, but rather of the limited monarchy.

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This essay examines the nature of kingship of Pamphilia in the context of the political debates of Jacobean England, investigating what kind of kingship Mary Wroth supported under the reign of James 1. Wroth's construction of the monarchy of the kingdom of Pamphilia engages with most heated political issues, such as the origin of kingship and the existence of conquests in English history. As I will further argue, the kingship of Pamphilia has the characteristics of the people's choice of their ruler regardless of conquest and the mutual contract between the king and the people. These features suggest that Wroth was not a supporter of James 1's absolutism as Josephine A. Roberts asserts, but rather of the limited monarchy.

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