Religion in literature
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Religion in literature
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73 Items that share the Concept Religion in literature
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- A Hobbit devotional : [Bilbo Baggins and the Bible]
- A chastened communion : modern Irish poetry and Catholicism
- A will to believe : Shakespeare and religion
- Above the American renaissance : David S. Reynolds and the spiritual imagination in American literary studies
- Activism and the American novel : religion and resistance in fiction by women of color
- America's dark theologian : the religious imagination of Stephen King
- Believing in Shakespeare : studies in longing
- Bernard Shaw's remarkable religion : a faith that fits the facts
- By the grace of God : Francoist Spain and the sacred roots of political imagination
- By the grace of God : Francoist Spain and the sacred roots of political imagination
- Chinese shadow theatre : history, popular religion, and women warriors
- Citizen Bacchae : women's ritual practice in ancient Greece
- Clashing convictions : science and religion in American fiction
- Crime and God's judgment in Shakespeare
- Cultivating belief : Victorian anthropology, liberal aesthetics, and the secular imagination
- Darwinism as religion : what literature tells us about evolution
- Divine cartographies : God, history and Poiesis in W.B. Yeats, David Jones, and T.S. Eliot
- Dostoevsky and the dynamics of religious experience
- Emily Brontë and the religious imagination
- Excursions with Thoreau : philosophy, poetry, religion
- Faith in poetry : verse style as a mode of religious belief
- Fault lines of modernity : the fractures and repairs of religion, ethics, and literature
- Fellowship of the beatific vision : Chaucer on overcoming tyranny and becoming ourselves
- Gender and Jewish difference from Paul to Shakespeare
- George Orwell and religion
- God and the Gothic : religion, romance, and reality in the English literary tradition
- God's patients : Chaucer, agency, and the nature of laws
- Goodbye Christ? : Christianity, masculinity, and the new Negro renaissance
- Hamlet in Purgatory (Expanded Edition)
- Heretical fictions : religion in the literature of Mark Twain
- Homer the Theologian : Neoplatonist Allegorical Reading and the Growth of the Epic Tradition
- In search of the sacred book : religion and the contemporary Latin American novel
- Intimating the sacred : religion in English language Malaysian fiction
- Is Hamlet a religious drama? : an essay on a question in Kierkegaard
- Narrative faith : Dostoevsky, Camus, and Singer
- Notre Dame English journal
- Partial faiths : postsecular fiction in the age of Pynchon and Morrison
- Performance and religion in early modern England : stage, cathedral, wagon, street
- Postmodern belief : American literature and religion since 1960
- Prayer and performance in early modern English literature : gesture, word, and devotion
- Principle and propensity : experience and religion in the nineteenth-century British and American bildungsroman
- Religion & literature
- Religion in science fiction : the evolution of an idea & the extinction of a genre
- Representing imperial rivalry in the early modern Mediterranean
- Rhetorics of religion in American fiction : faith, fundamentalism, and fanaticism in the age of terror
- Ritual and religion in Flavian epic
- Sacred realism : religion and the imagination in modern Spanish narrative
- Science fiction and the imitation of the sacred
- Shakespeare & the outer mystery
- Shakespeare and early modern religion
- Silence and beauty : hidden faith born of suffering
- Sin and evil : moral values in literature
- Spirit in the dark : a religious history of racial aesthetics
- Spirituality in young adult literature : the last taboo
- Stages of engagement : drama and religion in post-Reformation England
- Text and ritual in early China
- The Cambridge companion to literature and religion
- The Gospel according to David Foster Wallace : boredom and addiction in an age of distraction
- The Scottish legendary : towards a poetics of hagiographic narration
- The Undivine Comedy : Detheologizing Dante
- The gospel according to the novelist : religious scripture and contemporary fiction
- The holy and the daemonic from Sir Thomas Browne to William Blake
- The interpretation of otherness : literature, religion, and the American imagination
- The novel as church : preaching to readers in contemporary fiction
- The pragmatist turn : religion, the Enlightenment, and the formation of American literature
- The science fiction mythmakers : religion, science and philosophy in Wells, Clarke, Dick and Herbert
- Theatre and residual culture : J.M. Synge and pre-Christian Ireland
- Theology and agency in early modern literature
- Transcendent love : Dostoevsky and the search for a global ethic
- Transcendent love : Dostoevsky and the search for a global ethic
- Unorthodox beauty : Russian modernism and its new religious aesthetic
- Visionary of the word : Melville and religion
- Without God : Michel Houellebecq and materialist horror
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