Augustine and literature /
Kennedy, Robert Peter
Paffenroth, Kim,1966-
Doody, John,1943-
Lanham ; Oxford : Lexington Books,
c2006.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 363-386) and index.
The weight of love: Augustinian metaphors of movement in Dante's souls / Phillip Cary -- "Se þonne þisne wealsteal wise geþohte": an Augustinian reading of the early English meditation the Wanderer / Mary Agnes Edsall -- "There's a divinity that shapes our ends": an Augustinian reading of Hamlet / Eric Plumer -- St. Augustine and the metaphysical poets / Barry L. Craig -- Eloquence for the age of enlightenment: Fénelon's St. Augustine / Christine A. Jones -- Justifying the ways of God and man: theodicy in Augustine and Milton / John Savoie -- The senescence of the world: Augustine's idea of history and Ibsen's Emperor and Galilean / Thomas F. Bertonneau -- "Descend that you may ascend": Augustine, Dostoevsky, and the confessions of Ivan Karamazov / Paul J. Contino -- "Eat me, drink me, love me": Eucharist and the erotic body in Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market / Marylu Hill -- "Words, those precious cups of meaning": Augustine's influence on the thought and poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins, S.J. / Emily Taylor Merriman -- A season in hell, or the Confessions of Arthur Rimbaud / Glenn Moulaison -- Feminine wisdom in Augustine and Goethe's Faust / Kim Paffenroth -- Faulkner's Augustinian sense of time / Seemee Ali -- Augustinian physicality and the rhetoric of the grotesque in the art of Flannery O'Connor / Debra Romanick Baldwin -- Marking the frontiers of World War II with "stabilized disorder": Rebecca West reads St. Augustine / Mary Anne Schofield -- Confessional ethics in Augustine and Ralph Ellison / Mark Shiffman.
Augustine, of Hippo, Saint, 354-430
Literature.