God's Patients

Discover the profound insights of John Bugbee's God's Patients, published by the University of Notre Dame Press in 2018. This hardback edition spans 277 pages and delves into some of Chaucer's most complex poems. Bugbee approaches these literary challenges through two compelling philosophical questions: How does action relate to passion and the experience of being acted upon? Furthermore, he explores the intricate concept of submitting one's will to a higher law. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts of medieval literature, God's Patients invites readers to engage deeply with Chaucer's work while contemplating the broader implications of human action and moral responsibility. Enhance your understanding of literature and philosophy with this thought-provoking read.