The poets' Jesus : representations at the end of a millennium
Poets have always been the medium through which a culture talks of, and to, its gods. Despite the 20th century's self-definition as a secular and post-Christian epoch, this text shows it has produced poetry about Jesus ofsurprising quality and variety
eBook, English, 2002, ©2000
Oxford University Press, New York, 2002, ©2000
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9780198030041, 9781423763055, 0198030045, 142376305X
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ONE: Jesus as Christ and More: The First Eighteen Centuries; TWO: Jesus as Romantic Hero; THREE: Sliding into Modernism: Jesus Pale and Shrunken; FOUR: Crisis of the Secularized West: Postmodernism's Jesus as Antihero; FIVE: Crucified Africa: The Politicized Jesus of Africa and Beyond; SIX: Archetypal Christ: Arabic Poetry and Other Wastelands; SEVEN: Jesus Absent; EIGHT: Between Absence and Presence: Playing Around with Jesus; NINE: Jesus Present; Notes; Permissions Acknowledgments; Notes on the Artists;Index
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