Titlebook: Literary Paths to Religious Understanding; Essays on Dryden, Po G. Douglas Atkins Book 2009 G. Douglas Atkins 2009 English literature.Georg

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230104174English literature; George Eliot; Imagination; John Keats; lyric; religion; British and Irish Literature

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,“A grander scheme of salvation than the chryst,ohn Keats was vehemently anticlerical, so much so that in 1819, two years before his death at the age of 26, he objected to staying in Bishopsteignton, Devon.. His anticlericalism figures, in fact, as part of a much larger unconventionality. Keats was by no means a-theistical, or a-religious. He was, though, rabidly anti-Christian.

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Overview: This highly readable book represents a unique approach to the controverted matter of the relations of literature and religion, eschewing linear argument in favor of a nuanced essayistic manner that elucidates texts and issues of immediate and lasting concern.978-1-349-38342-9978-0-230-10417-4

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,Essaying the ,: John Dryden’s , and Alexander Pope’s ,, and focus, added to the 1683 edition of the poem, Creech wrote, “ ’Tis nobly done, a Layman’s Creed profest, / When all our Faith of late hung on a Priest; / His doubtfull words like Oracles receiv’d, / And when we could not understand, believ’d.”.

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,Priests of Eternal Imagination: Literature and Religion—The Instance of James Joyce and ,,, sometimes literally, and he flees its contact. Many readers, maybe most, consider him a Romantic and true artist, at least in the making, heroic in his defiance of authority and adherence to his artistic ideals. For his creator, however, Stephen is no hero, nor is he a valid artist; . shows Stephen capable of creating only a ..

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,Introduction “The hint half guessed, the gift half understood”,fied; all the while, I was writing about, and often teaching, religious aspects of the secular writings I embraced and professed. Revelation eventually came—though late—via a work of literature, T.S. Eliot’s magisterial essay-poem .—and in particular the single verse in .: “The hint half guessed, the gift half understood, is Incarnation.”.

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,Journey toward Understanding: T.S. Eliot and the Progress of the “Intelligent Believer”,rstanding and, less frequently, of approval. We do not know why, we can at best surmise, about the path, the progress, that brought Eliot from the apparent disillusion and doubt of . and “The Hollow Men” to the capacity, assigned to Pascal and his ., to “ fac[e] unflinchingly the demon of doubt which is inseparable from the spirit of belief.”.

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