Christianity in Twentieth-Century Literature

Christianity in Twentieth-Century Literature Criticism

• Introduction
• Representative Works
• Criticism: Overviews And General Studies
  • The Twentieth Century
  • On Bridging Modern Literature and Religion
• Criticism: Christianity And Twentieth-Century Literature
  • Religion: A Focal Point in French Literature
  • Allen Tate's ‘The Cross’
  • Sacremental Symbolism in Hopkins and Eliot
  • Christianity and Black Writers
  • ‘Postmodern’ Thinking and the Status of the Religious
• Criticism: Christianity And Twentieth-Century Fiction
  • Christian Myth and Naturalistic Deity: The Great Gatsby
  • The Viper's Tangle: Relative and Absolute Values
  • The Look of Religion: Hemingway and Catholicism
  • Faulkner's Vestigal Christianity
  • The Subjective Theological Vision of Graham Greene
  • Catholic Science Fiction and the Comic Apocalypse: Walker Percy and Walter Miller
  • Undenominational Satire: Chesterton and Lewis Revisited
  • Willa Cather and the Literature of Christian Mystery
• Further Reading