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Alison Searle
The Moral Imagination:
Biblical Imperatives, Narrative and Hermeneutics in Pride and Prejudice
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John Coates
Baring’s Moral Exploration in Cat’s Cradle
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James Tackach
The Biblical Foundation of James Baldwin’s “Sonny’s Blues”
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Mark Ferrara
A Religion of Solidarity:
Looking Backward as a Rational Utopia
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Nancy Enright
Tolkien’s Females and the Defining of Power
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Three Dances:
The Mystical Vision of Brian Friel in Dancing at Lughnasa
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Francis Fike
Cold Grace:
Christian Faith and Stoicism in the Poetry of J. V. Cunningham
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John Baxter
The Entrance to a World:
Helen Pinkerton’s “Bright Fictions”
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Ralph C. Wood
“God May Strike You Thisaway”:
Flannery O’Connor and Simone Weil on Affliction and Joy
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Franklin Arthur Wilson
Walker Percy’s Bible Notes and His Fiction:
Gracious Obscenity
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Russell M. Hillier
The Patience to Prevent that Murmur:
the Theodicy of John Milton's Nineteenth Sonnet
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Ross Labrie
Christian Humanism and the Roots of Peace in Thomas Merton
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Chene Heady
A Wild Beast Caught by Dr. Wiseman:
the Rhetorical Problem of Cardinal Wiseman in Cardinal Newman's Autobiographies
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Ellen M. Caldwell
"Banish All the Wor(l)d":
Falstaff's Iconoclastic Threat to Kingship in I Henry IV
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Teresita Fay,
Michael G. Yetman
Scobie the Just:
A Reassessment of The Heart of the Matter
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James Leggio
Hopkins and Alchemy
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Kerry Powell
Arthur Symons, Symbolism, and the Aesthetics of Escape
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Daniel R. Schwarz
Achieving Self-command:
Theme and Value in Conrad's The Shadow-Line
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Arnold L. Goldsmith
Nature in Bernard Malamud's The Assistant
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Robert E. Waxman
Invitations to Dread:
John Updike's Metaphysical Quest
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