John Updike and religion : the sense of the sacred and the motions of grace / edited by James Yerkes.
1999
813.54 U66Y 1999
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Title
John Updike and religion : the sense of the sacred and the motions of grace / edited by James Yerkes.
ISBN
0802838731 (alk. paper)
Imprint
Grand Rapids, Mich. : W.B. Eerdmans, c1999.
Language
English
Description
xiii, 290 p. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
813.54 U66Y 1999
System Control No.
(OCoLC)42389581
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. 267-278) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Preface / James Yerkes
Earthworm / John Updike
Remarks upon receiving the Campion Medal / John Updike
As good as it gets: the religious consciousness in John Updike's literary vision / James Yerkes
The obligation to live: duty and desire in John Updike's Self-consciousness / Avis Hewitt
The pocket nothing else will fill: Updike's domestic God / James A. Schiff
When earth speaks of heaven: the future of race and faith in Updike's Brazil / Dilvo I. Ristoff
Updike 2020: fantasy, mythology, and faith in Toward the end of time / David Malone
An umbrella blowing inside out: paradoxical theology and American culture in the novels of John Updike / Kyle A. Pasewark
What is goodness? The influence of Updike's Lutheran roots / Darrell Jodock
Writing as a reader of Karl Barth: what kind of religious writer is John Updike not? / Stephen H. Webb
The world and the void: creatio ex nihilo and homoeroticism in Updike's Rabbit is rich / Marshall Boswell
Learning to die: work as religious discipline in Updike's fiction / Wesley A. Kort
Faith or fiction: Updike and the American renaissance / Charles Berryman
Giving the Devil his due: leeching and edification of spirit in The scarlet letter and The witches of Eastwick / James Plath
Guru Industries, Ltd.: red-letter religion in Updike's S. / Judie Newman
Chaos and society: religion and the idea of civil order in Updike's Memories of the Ford administration / George S. Diamond
The world as host: John Updike and the cultural affirmation of faith / Donald J. Greiner.
Earthworm / John Updike
Remarks upon receiving the Campion Medal / John Updike
As good as it gets: the religious consciousness in John Updike's literary vision / James Yerkes
The obligation to live: duty and desire in John Updike's Self-consciousness / Avis Hewitt
The pocket nothing else will fill: Updike's domestic God / James A. Schiff
When earth speaks of heaven: the future of race and faith in Updike's Brazil / Dilvo I. Ristoff
Updike 2020: fantasy, mythology, and faith in Toward the end of time / David Malone
An umbrella blowing inside out: paradoxical theology and American culture in the novels of John Updike / Kyle A. Pasewark
What is goodness? The influence of Updike's Lutheran roots / Darrell Jodock
Writing as a reader of Karl Barth: what kind of religious writer is John Updike not? / Stephen H. Webb
The world and the void: creatio ex nihilo and homoeroticism in Updike's Rabbit is rich / Marshall Boswell
Learning to die: work as religious discipline in Updike's fiction / Wesley A. Kort
Faith or fiction: Updike and the American renaissance / Charles Berryman
Giving the Devil his due: leeching and edification of spirit in The scarlet letter and The witches of Eastwick / James Plath
Guru Industries, Ltd.: red-letter religion in Updike's S. / Judie Newman
Chaos and society: religion and the idea of civil order in Updike's Memories of the Ford administration / George S. Diamond
The world as host: John Updike and the cultural affirmation of faith / Donald J. Greiner.
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