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Spiritual problems in contemporary literature; a series of addresses and discussions.
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| Language: | English |
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New York,
Institute for Religious and Social Studies; distributed by Harper
[1952]
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| Series: | Religion and civilization series
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Table of Contents:
- Religion and the artist's situation.
- The literary artist and the other arts /
- James Johnson Sweeney
- Sociology and the literary artist /
- Albert Salomon
- Philosophy and the literary artist /
- Irwin Edman
- Mutations of belief in the contemporary novel /
- Horace Victor Gregory
- Man's spiritual situation as reflected in modern drama /
- Theodore Spencer
- The vocation of the poet in the modern world /
- Delmore Schwartz
- Religion and the artist's means.
- Theodicy, poetry, and tradition /
- David Daiches
- Mysticism as a solution to the poet's dilemma /
- Kenneth Burke and Stanley Romaine Hopper
- The use of myth in Kafka and Mann /
- Harry Slochower
- Metaphor and the function of criticism /
- Cleanth Brooks
- Existentialism as a symptom of man's contemporary crisis /
- William Barrett
- The problem of moral isolation in contemporary literature /
- Stanley Romaine Hopper
- Religion and the artist's beliefs.
- Religion and the mission of the artist /
- Denis de Rougemont
- Patterns of belief in contemporary drama /
- George R. Kernodle
- The contemporary Jew and his Judaism /
- Judah Goldin
- Catholic orientation in contemporary French literature /
- Wallace Fowlie
- Protestant orientation in contemporary poetry /
- Amos Niven Wilder
- The literary mind and religious responsibility /
- by Émile Cailliet.