Literature and Religion

Andrew Tate

Literature and Religion

Edited by Andrew Tate

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Yearbook of English Studies 39.1/2

Maney Publishing for the Modern Humanities Research Association

1 January 2009 • 224pp

ISBN: 978-1-906540-65-4 (paperback)

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This collection of thirteen new essays focuses on different aspects of the relationship between literature and religion. The volume displays the diversity of this vibrant research area and the essays engage with Jewish, Christian and Islamic thought. The period focus moves from the Medieval and Early Modern to the Postmodern, via Romanticism and Victorian literature. Areas of discussion include hermeneutics and literature, Dante, the Bible and poetry, atheism and contemporary fiction.

Contents:

v	Guest Editor's Preface Andrew Tate doi:10.2307/25679854	Cite
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1-6	Introduction: Literature and Religion in the Twenty-First Century Andrew Tate doi:10.2307/25679856	Cite
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7-19	Reading Texts Theologically David Jasper doi:10.2307/25679857	Cite
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20-38	The New Atheist Novel: Literature, Religion, and Terror in Amis and McEwan Arthur Bradley doi:10.2307/25679858	Cite
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39-57	Fortune Laughs and Proudly Hovers: Fortune and Providence in the Tudor Tradition Allyna E. Ward doi:10.2307/25679859	Cite
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58-71	Writing, Interpretation, and the Book of Esther: A Detour via Browning and Derrida Jo Carruthers doi:10.2307/25679860	Cite
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72-83	Felicia Hemans's Sonnets on Female Characters of Scripture Emma Mason, Jonathan Roberts doi:10.2307/25679861	Cite
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84-100	Jihad of Words: Gender and Contemporary Karbala Narratives Abir Hamdar doi:10.2307/25679862	Cite
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101-113	'What Girl Ever Flourished in Such Company?': Sylvia Plath's Religion Luke Ferretter doi:10.2307/25679863	Cite
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114-125	'Sweeter also than honey': John Ruskin and the Psalms Andrew Tate doi:10.2307/25679864	Cite
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126-136	Signs Taken for Wonders: Adverts and Sacraments in Chesterton's London Mark Knight doi:10.2307/25679865	Cite
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137-154	'God Is Nowhere; God Is Now Here': the Co-Existence of Hope and Evil in Douglas Coupland's Hey Nostradamus! Mary W. Mccampbell doi:10.2307/25679866	Cite
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155-168	Divine Beauty and the Grotesque in Dante's Paradiso Alison Milbank doi:10.2307/25679867	Cite
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169-185	'Matter Matters': Topographical and Theological Space in the Poetry of Norman Nicholson David Cooper doi:10.2307/25679868	Cite
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186-198	Parables, A—Z Kevin Mills doi:10.2307/25679869	Cite
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199-200	Review of Andrew Breeze, The Mary of the Celts Kath Stevenson doi:10.2307/25679870	Cite
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200-201	Review of Paul Whitfield White, Drama and Religion in English Provincial Society, 1485–1660 Allyna E. Ward doi:10.2307/25679871	Cite
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202-203	Review of Claire Colebrook, Milton, Evil and Literary History Mandy Green doi:10.2307/25679872	Cite
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203-204	Review of Anthony Fothergill, Secret Shares: Joseph Conrad's Cultural Reception in Germany Keith Carabine doi:10.2307/25679873	Cite
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205-206	Review of Craig Raine, T. S. Eliot Robert Crawford doi:10.2307/25679874	Cite
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206-207	Review of Ann Heilmann, Mark Llewellyn, Metafiction and Metahistory in Contemporary Women's Writing Emma Parker doi:10.2307/25679875	Cite
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208-211	Review of Kirk Curnutt, The Cambridge Introduction to F. Scott Fitzgerald; Kevin.J. Hayes, The Cambridge Introduction to Herman Melville; Wendy Martin, The Cambridge Introduction to Emily Dickinson; David Morley, The Cambridge Introduction to Creative Writing; Leland S. Person, The Cambridge Introduction to Nathaniel Hawthorne; Emma Smith, The Cambridge Introduction to Shakespeare Andrew Breeze doi:10.2307/25679876	Cite
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Tate, Andrew (ed.), Literature and Religion (= Yearbook of English Studies, 39.1 (2009))

First footnote reference: ³⁵ Literature and Religion, ed. by Andrew Tate (= Yearbook of English Studies, 39.1 (2009)), p. 21.

Subsequent footnote reference: ³⁷ Tate, p. 47.

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Tate, Andrew (ed.). 2009. Literature and Religion (= Yearbook of English Studies, 39.1)

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