Dunlap’s dissertation is a rhetorical analysis focused on Mary Baker Eddy’s 19th-century life and writings. She examines Eddy’s opponents’ reactions to her intrusion into 19th-century science, theology, and medicine. She also explores the resonance between Eddy’s language about spiritual reality and the metaphysical language of contemporary quantum physics—what brings the seen and the unseen into relation with each other.
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