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Mackenzie Scurry's review
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Pandemics and Apocalypse in World Literature: The Hope for Planetary Salvation (Routledge Focus on Literature):
"I found this book ambitious in the way it brings together literature, philosophy, religion, and ecological concerns to examine pandemics and the possibility of collective salvation. Rather than treating COVID-19 as an isolated event, Franke connects "
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Olivia's review
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Pandemics and Apocalypse in World Literature: The Hope for Planetary Salvation (Routledge Focus on Literature):
"There is something powerful about discussing hope without pretending that suffering is easy or that every difficult situation has a simple solution. That is the aspect of this book I found most meaningful.
Franke explores how literature can help us co" Read more of this review » |
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Justin Masson's review
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Pandemics and Apocalypse in World Literature: The Hope for Planetary Salvation (Routledge Focus on Literature):
"What impressed me was the ambition behind this work. Bringing writers from different historical periods into a conversation about pandemics is not a small undertaking, yet it creates an interesting way to examine how humanity has responded to sufferi"
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Jane M. Ensor's review
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Pandemics and Apocalypse in World Literature: The Hope for Planetary Salvation (Routledge Focus on Literature):
"A pandemic can make the world feel divided. People become frightened, communities struggle, and everyone tries to find a way to protect themselves and the people they love. Yet the experience also reveals how deeply connected our lives are.
That is on" Read more of this review » |
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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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