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Karoline Berthelsen's review
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Pandemics and Apocalypse in World Literature: The Hope for Planetary Salvation (Routledge Focus on Literature):
"One of the book’s strongest ideas is its use of literature to examine the human meaning of pandemics. By bringing writers from different historical periods into conversation with the experience of COVID-19, William Franke shows that epidemics are not"
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William Franke
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Secular Scriptures: Modern Theological Poetics in the Wake of Dante
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Can Literature Replace Religion? Finding the Sacred in a Secular World
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Dear Elizabeth,
The point you raise is crucial for any sense of secular scripture or secular revelation. The deepest work of awakening to the divine do ...more " |
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Aaliyah Barber's review
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Pandemics and Apocalypse in World Literature: The Hope for Planetary Salvation (Routledge Focus on Literature):
"This book gave me a different way to think about pandemics. It is not just about sickness or death, but about people, fear, hope, and how we make sense of difficult times. Some parts made me stop and think. Definitely a thoughtful read."
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Joel's review
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Pandemics and Apocalypse in World Literature: The Hope for Planetary Salvation (Routledge Focus on Literature):
"Honestly, I expected a book about pandemics to focus mostly on history and what happened during different outbreaks. This book takes a different direction by connecting pandemics with literature, philosophy, and human experience. I found the comparis"
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Anamaria G.'s review
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Pandemics and Apocalypse in World Literature: The Hope for Planetary Salvation (Routledge Focus on Literature):
"What I appreciated most about this book was its exploration of hope. When people face a pandemic, it is easy to become overwhelmed by fear, uncertainty, and the feeling that life has suddenly become fragile. Franke looks beyond the immediate crisis a"
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