Most Recent Articles from Renascence

• "HELP THOU MINE UNBELIEF": PERCEPTION IN DENISE LEVERTOV'S RELIGIOUS POETRY 

  PAUL Lacey in "To Meditate a Saving Strategy': Denise Levertov's Religious Poetry" (1997-1998) acknowledges that Levertov has "always been a...

  12/31/07 by Fernández, Cristina María Gámez · More from publication

• PLASTICITY OF THE MERELY HUMAN: SECULAR PERFECTION AND THE LIMITS OF AESTHETICS IN WAUGH'S LOVE AMONG THE RUINS, THE 

  For most of my life I found greater joy in the works of man than of nature, until quite late, and now it is revulsion from the works of man that...

  12/31/07 by DeCoste, Damon Marcel · More from publication

• "BUT I WAS DEAD": SASSOON AND GRAVES ON LIFE AFTER DEATH 

  ON 20 July 1916, Captain Robert Graves - four days shy of his twenty-first birthday but already a published poet - was severely wounded during...

  10/01/07 by Melnyk, Veronica · More from publication

• INSTRUCTION WITH AMUSEMENT: JANE AUSTEN'S WOMEN OF SENSE 

  MANY viewers recall the amusing scenes in the film Sense and Sensibility (directed by Ang Lee, 1995) in which Edward Ferrars (Hugh Grant) plays...

  10/01/07 by Stove, Judy · More from publication

• A WILD BEAST CAUGHT BY DR. WISEMAN: THE RHETORICAL PROBLEM OF CARDINAL WISEMAN IN CARDINAL NEWMAN'S AUTOBIOGRAPHIES 

  IN his critically renowned autobiography Apologia Pro Vita Sua (1864), John Henry Newman openly abandons the fiction that autobiography is a...

  07/01/07 by Heady, Chene · More from publication

• CHRISTIAN HUMANISM AND THE ROOTS OF PEACE IN THOMAS MERTON 

  A number of scholars, including Gordon Zahn, James Forest, William Shannon, Ronald Powaski, James Douglass, and, more recently, Patricia Burton and...

  07/01/07 by Labrie, Ross · More from publication

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