Biblical Religion and the Novel, 1700-2000
Publisher: Ashgate Publishing Limited
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Aldershot, Hampshire, England
Format: Hardback
Number of pages: 170
Table of contents: title: Notes on Contributors; title: Acknowledgements; title: 1 The Word in the Word: An Introduction (Mark Knight and Thomas Woodman); title: 2 From Novel to Bible: The Aestheticizing of Scripture (Stephen Prickett); title: 3 The Word in the Novel: Bakhtin on Tolstoy and the Bible (Terence R. Wright); title: 4 The Novel and the Protestant Fix: Between Melancholy and Ecstasy (Valentine Cunningham); title: 5 Tom Jones and Christian Comedy (Thomas Woodman); title: 6 The Clue to the Brontes? Methodism and Wuthering Heights (Emma Mason); title: 7 A Purely Pure Prayer Would Be Deadly: Religious Discourse in the Early Novels of All the Year Round (Mark Knight); title: 8 The Minaret of Myself: Religion in the Novels of D. H. Lawrence (Luke Ferretter); title: 9 Will the Real King David Please Stand Up? Unauthorized Versions of the King David Story in Three Post-War Jewish Novels (David Brauner); title: 10 Discarding God's Handbook: Winterson's Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit and the Tension of Intertextuality (Anita Gnagnatti); title: 11 Opening the Literal: Spirituality in Updike and Ford (Martin Corner); title: 12 I Am Your Witness: Douglas Coupland at the End of the World (Andrew Tate); title: Index