I know it's really specific, but I'm currently revising a research paper I wrote arguing that Christian beliefs in medieval Europe encouraged the notion that man was essentially above nature and therefore he could do with it what he pleased. I've had difficulty locating specific works that demonstrate this phenomenon, if anybody knows of any historical sources (sermons, journals, etc...), I would really appreciate the help! I have access to most scholarly article databases so names of sources are all I need. Thanks!
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So, you've written this paper, arguing a position, without having found any sources to support the position? May it be that the conclusion has preceeded the research? I ask because, though I'm not an expert on the subject, the thesis strikes me as rather opposite the nature of medieval Christianity, at least as I understand it from my own reading. If I'm wrong, I'd be very curious to know what sources you do have suggesting the thesis.