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Shadow & Light: Literature and the Life of Faith, 2nd Edition
Outstanding Features:
Student Friendly. Concise biographical/critical introductions to readings, with helpful glosses and explanatory footnotes.
Broad in scope. Over 60 selections, comprising short stories, essays, poems, and full-length plays (new in the 2nd edition), including the full text of Hamlet with notes by David Bevington. Selections span literary history, from the...more
Student Friendly. Concise biographical/critical introductions to readings, with helpful glosses and explanatory footnotes.
Broad in scope. Over 60 selections, comprising short stories, essays, poems, and full-length plays (new in the 2nd edition), including the full text of Hamlet with notes by David Bevington. Selections span literary history, from the...more
Paperback, 746 pages
Published
January 1st 2005
by ACU Press
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Such a beautiful anthology. My favorite book maybe ever- I revisit it often. The introduction is my favorite. The anthology is filled with high-thinking authors (L'Engle, Dostoevsky, O'Connor etc). Love it.
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Nice selection of works showing, oddly enough, the various authors' feelings of faith. Hawthorne and O'Connor are favorites of mine. This is more a college text than a straight-through reading project, although the straight-through process might be interesting if done in chronological order in an attempt to look at how faith expressions have changed over the years.
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