Religion and Literature: A ReaderRobert Detweiler, David Jasper Featuring a selection from over 80 key texts, this anthology aims to help the reader to understand the common origins of religious expression and of literature. The texts included cover classical literature, the Bible, English and European classics and contemporary works. |
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Contents
David Friedrich Strauss The Life of Jesus Critically Examined | 5 |
Paul Tillich Theology of Culture | 12 |
The Book of Genesis | 19 |
The Woman Who Fell from the Sky | 26 |
H Lawrence The Man Who Died | 34 |
Psalm 130 Ezekiel 3 Revelation 10 | 41 |
Teresa of Avila The Interior Castle | 48 |
Martin Luther Table Talk | 50 |
Augustine of Hippo Confessions | 116 |
Malcolm Lowry Under the Volcano | 122 |
Ovid Metamorphoses | 130 |
CONVERSION AND ECSTASY | 136 |
John Milton Paradise Lost | 142 |
J G Ballard The Atrocity Exhibition | 148 |
Further Reading | 154 |
Douglas Coupland Life after God | 160 |
A Communion Rite | 63 |
Or the Whale | 76 |
The Book of Ezekiel | 89 |
Paul Ricoeur The Sacred Text and the Community | 103 |
INTERMEDIALITY | 167 |
Edmond Jabès The Book of Margins | 171 |
Acknowledgments | 184 |
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