Speculum Meditantis

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Speculum Meditantis is a Middle English allegorical poem by John Gower that explores moral and religious themes through a mirror-for-the-soul framework.

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instanceOf Middle English poem
allegorical poem
alsoKnownAs Mirour de l’Omme
Mirror of Man
author John Gower
countryOfOrigin England
explores human sinfulness
repentance
spiritual reflection
virtues and vices
genre allegorical literature
didactic poetry
hasForm poetry
influencedBy Christian theology
medieval moral philosophy
intendedAudience Christian readers
intendedFunction moral edification
language Middle English
literaryMovement medieval allegory
literaryPeriod Middle Ages
literaryTechnique personification allegory
mainTheme Christian ethics
moral instruction
morality
religion
sin and virtue
narrativeDevice mirror-for-the-soul
partOf John Gower’s poetic corpus
religiousContext Western Christianity
surface form: Latin Christianity
structure allegorical framework
subjectOf medieval literary scholarship
titleLanguage Latin
workOfAuthor John Gower

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Mirour de l’Omme alsoKnownAs Speculum Meditantis
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