Bøger i Studies in Christianity and Literature serien

In joining the rich conversations that have enlivened American culture for centuries, Invisible Conversations seeks to bring to light the vital role that religion has played in the literature of the United States.

A deeply autobiographical journey through disparate written texts (in literature, philosophy, theology and religion), art, and cinema, The Sacred Body rigorously and artfully pursues the body of the Christian tradition of "the Word made flesh" - a body torn and crucified, resurrected, and divinized, embracing both deep suffering and profound joy.

Offers an original consideration of T.S. Eliot's essay as a form of embodied thinking. Exploring the similarities between Eliot's prose and poetry with the art of essay writing, G. Douglas Atkins discovers remarkably similar patterns of Incarnational thinking that emerge in each.

Revisits the question of Shakespeare and religion by focusing on the conjunction of faith and scepticism in his writing. This title argues that the relationship between faith and scepticism is not an invented conjunction.