'What is Truth?': Towards a Theological PoeticsPsychology Press, 2001 - 195 páginas "'What is Truth?' forges an essentially new form of 'mythic theology', opening up a fresh approach to the deepest nature of poetic truth. In a culture where the status of institutional religion is a decline, there is a pressing need for new theological strategies. Not least, theology needs to seal a new pact of alliance with the very boldest forms of prophetic poetry. In arguing for a fresh 'theological poetics', 'What is Truth?' represents a move towards meeting this need."--Jacket. |
Contenido
poetry versus metaphysical opinion 3 733 | 3 |
its three defining marks | 13 |
Mythic theology | 25 |
The heritage of Amos | 41 |
Hölderlin and Blake | 66 |
shakenness in confrontational form | 76 |
towards releasement | 95 |
the case of Nelly Sachs | 118 |
Incredulity and liturgy | 139 |
Envoi | 146 |
Albion versus Leviathan | 150 |
Notes | 168 |
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