Literature and Theology, vol 18, n°1, March 04

Literature and Theology provides a forum for interdisciplinary dialogue, inviting both close textual analysis and broader theoretical speculation as ways of exploring how religion is embedded within culture. Contributions, addressing questions of interest to both the disciplines of literature and theology, are encouraged to confront and challenge traditional modes of discourse within a wide range of related fields, encompassing biblical criticism, literary criticism, philosophy, politics, history, cultural studies, and contemporary critical theory or practice.

Volume 18, Issue 1, March 2004

Articles:

The Rhetoric and Science of William Paley's Natural Theology
M.D. Eddy
pp. 1-22 

'The Fiend That Smites with a Look': the Monstrous/Menstruous Woman and the Danger of the Gaze in Oscar Wilde's Salomé
Helen Tookey
pp. 23-37
Faulkner's Mendicant Madonna: the Light of Light in August
Irene Visser
pp. 38-48
'Really, Though Secretly, a Papist': G.K. Chesterton's and J. Meade Falkner's Rewritings of the Gothic
Emma McEvoy
pp. 49-61
Resurrection Day in Divan Literature
Nezihe Seyhan
pp. 62-76
Rapture Fictions and the Changing Evangelical Condition
Crawford Gribben
pp. 77-94
Otherwise than Being John Malkovich: Incarnating the Name of God
William Young
pp. 95-108
 

Faulkner's Mendicant Madonna: the Light of Light in August
Irene Visser
pp. 38-48
'Really, Though Secretly, a Papist': G.K. Chesterton's and J. Meade Falkner's Rewritings of the Gothic
Emma McEvoy
pp. 49-61
Resurrection Day in Divan Literature
Nezihe Seyhan
pp. 62-76
Rapture Fictions and the Changing Evangelical Condition
Crawford Gribben
pp. 77-94
Otherwise than Being John Malkovich: Incarnating the Name of God
William Young
pp. 95-108
 

'Really, Though Secretly, a Papist': G.K. Chesterton's and J. Meade Falkner's Rewritings of the Gothic
Emma McEvoy
pp. 49-61
Resurrection Day in Divan Literature
Nezihe Seyhan
pp. 62-76
Rapture Fictions and the Changing Evangelical Condition
Crawford Gribben
pp. 77-94
Otherwise than Being John Malkovich: Incarnating the Name of God
William Young
pp. 95-108
 

Resurrection Day in Divan Literature
Nezihe Seyhan
pp. 62-76
Rapture Fictions and the Changing Evangelical Condition
Crawford Gribben
pp. 77-94
Otherwise than Being John Malkovich: Incarnating the Name of God
William Young
pp. 95-108
 

Rapture Fictions and the Changing Evangelical Condition
Crawford Gribben
pp. 77-94
Otherwise than Being John Malkovich: Incarnating the Name of God
William Young
pp. 95-108
 

Otherwise than Being John Malkovich: Incarnating the Name of God
William Young
pp. 95-108
 

Reviews:

Nicholas Royle: The Uncanny
Reviewed by Charles Benjamin
pp. 109-111

Catharina Raudvere: The Book and the Roses: Sufi Women, Visibility, and Zikir in Contemporary Istanbul
Reviewed by Lloyd Ridgeon
pp. 111-113

Jeffrey F. Keuss: A Poetics of Jesus: The Search for Christ Through Writing in the Nineteenth Century
Reviewed by Andrew Hass
pp. 113-116

Karl Simms: Paul Ricoeur
Reviewed by Bridget Nichols
pp. 116-117

Clayton Crockett : A Theology of the Sublime
Reviewed by Ross Wilson
pp. 117-119

Edward E. Foster and David H. Carey : Chaucer's Church: A Dictionary of Religious Terms in Chaucer
Reviewed by Rose Arnold
pp. 119-120

Robert Wuthnow : All in Sync: How Music and Art are Revitalizing American Religion
Reviewed by Patrick Sherry
pp. 120-121