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The Celian Moment and Other Essays

Buch | Softcover
132 Seiten
2019 | 2nd Revised edition
The Greystones Press (Verlag)
978-1-911122-25-8 (ISBN)
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Charles Williams was the 'third Inkling', friend of C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien. His work was also admired by T. S. Eliot, Dorothy L. Sayers and W. H Auden among others. This is a corrected reprint with some additional references. Edited by Stephen Barber.
This is a new collection of Williams's literary essays, taken from books, pamphlets and periodicals long out of print. The title essay develops William's theory of poetry but is also a covert homage to the woman who was his second and unacknowledged love. These essays cover nearly all his literary interests and the final one shows his sympathy for left-wing political ideas arising from his own poverty-ridden childhood. All shed light not only on their subject but also on Williams himself. Williams projected a collection of his essays with this title but did not in fact complete one. The editor has provided references for Williams's numerous literary allusions.

Charles Williams (1886-1945), friend of T.S.Eliot and C.S.Lewis and admired by W.H.Auden, was a versatile man of letters. He wrote supernatural thrillers, plays, theology and journalism but he saw poetry and criticism as being his real work. He was a member of the Inklings' circle in Oxford during the Second World War.The Editor, Stephen Barber, was for many years Treasurer of the Charles Williams Society and has written several articles on the writer.

Note for 2019 reprint Introduction by Stephen BarberThe Office of CriticismThe Celian MomentThe Story of the AeneidReligion and Love in Dante: the Theology of Romantic LoveShakespeare's Henry VOn the Poetry of The Duchess of Mal The Poems of Gerard Manley HopkinsStaring at Miracle: A Vision by W. B. YeatsFour Quartets: A Dialogue on Mr Eliot's PoemOurselves and the Revolution

Erscheinungsdatum
Verlagsort Carterton
Sprache englisch
Maße 135 x 215 mm
Themenwelt Literatur Essays / Feuilleton
ISBN-10 1-911122-25-8 / 1911122258
ISBN-13 978-1-911122-25-8 / 9781911122258
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