Breaking the Silence Poetry and the Kenotic Word 1st Edition by Malgorzata Grzegorzewska, Jean Ward, Mark Burrows ISBN 978-3631655146 3631655142
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ISBN 10: 3631655142
ISBN 13: 978-3631655146
Author: Malgorzata Grzegorzewska, Jean Ward, Mark Burrows
This book of essays on poetic speech, viewed in a literary-critical, theological and philosophical light, explores the connections and disconnections between vulnerable human words, so often burdened with doubt and pain, and the ultimate kenosis of the divine Word on the Cross. An introductory discussion of language and prayer is followed by reflections linking poetry with religious experience and theology, especially apophatic, and questioning the ability of language to reach out beyond itself. The central section foregrounds the motif of the suffering flesh, while the final section, including essays on seventeenth-century English metaphysical poetry and several of the great poets of the twentieth century, is devoted to the sounds and rhythms which give a poem its own kind of «body».
Table of contents:
Tadeusz Sławek
The Tremulous Word: On Language in Prayer
1. Theology, Poetry and the Word
Jennifer Reek
Word into Flesh/ Flesh into Word: The Making of an Incarnational Textuality
Bernard Sawicki OSB
The Dogmatic Definition of the Council of Chalcedon (451) of Two Natures in the Person of Jesus Christ as a Criterion of the Incarnational Character of Poetry
Marcin Polkowski
“”That true word… shal be felt withall”. The Incarnation of the Word in Sibilline Oracles as a Theme of Renaissance Poetry and Iconography
Stefano Maria Casella
Eugenio Montale, “”The Poor Nestorian at a Loss”
Jamie Callison
Celestial Music Unheard: T. S. Eliot, “Marina” and the Via Negativa
2. Words, Suffering and Silence
Mirosława Modrzewska
Robert Burns’s “Jarring Thoughts”: Carnivalesque Metaphorisations of Existentialist Spirituality.
Olga Włodarczyk-Elsbach
The Embodied “I”, the Suffering “I” in the Poetry of Gerard Manley Hopkins.
Katarzyna Dudek
World as the Icon of the Word: Sacramental Imagination in R. S. Thomas’s Nature Poems
Przemysław Michalski
Lacerating Logos. The Divinity of R. S. Thomas’s Mythic Poems A Reckless Experimenter or a Selfless Saviour?
Jacek Gutorow
Words Against Words. Four Quartets and the Failure of Poetry.
3. Flesh, World and the Word
David Malcolm
Feet in Eden?: Some Aspects of Technique in Religious Verse -Edwin Muir, Jon Silkin, and Anne Stevenson..
Martin Potter
Incarnation and Embodiment in The Poetry and Theoretical Writings of David Jones.
Mary Elisabeth Regina Esser
“One feels its action moving in the blood”: Arrhythmia as the Art of Reality in Wallace Stevens’s “Esthétique du Mal”
Klaudia Łączyńska
Word-As-Flesh Made Artefact: Andrew Marvell’s Poetic Moulding Of The Word.
Notes on Editors and Contributors..
Index
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