Published: January 1979
See the issue summary and contents below.
12 essays, totalling 206 pages
$15.00 CAD
This bilingual special issue of Mosaic contains twelve essays that explore the intersection of liturgical writings and practices and literature. Chronologically moving from the medieval period into Modernism, these essays explore the aesthetic, philosophical, social, and symbolic import of liturgy for literature.
Middle English Literature and the Liturgy: Recent Reserch and Future PossibilitiesRaymond St. Jacques | |
Christian Iconography in the Quest of The Holy GrailMuriel Whitaker | |
The Liturgical Shepherds Play and the Origins of Christmas DramaThomas P. Campbell | |
La liturgie dans Les Miracles de Nostre Dame de Gautier de CoinciDominique Colombani | |
Models and Meanings for the Libro del Cavallero ZifarRonald G. Keightley | |
George Herbert: The Temple and The Book of Common PrayerJohn E. Booty | |
Time and Liturgy in Donne, Crashaw, and T.S. EliotPaul G. Stanwood | |
"Herz und Mund un Tat und Leben": Some thoughts on Johann Sabastian Bach's Church CantatasHelmut K. Krausse | |
Avatar ou Etapes? La Religion de William Wordsworth d'après les Ecclesiastical SonnetsMarius Perrin | |
The Aesthetic and Metaphysical Function of Liturgy in the Work of Eduardo BarriosJohn Walker | |
The Liturgical Novels of Charles WilliamsC.N. Manlove | |
The Anagogical Form of The AnathemataThomas Dilworth |