Literature in a Changing Age
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More- 158 CHANGING LITERATURE over, the imagination has interested itself not only in the debate but in the debaters, in tracing the ef- fect of this free discussion upon the motives and sentiments of mankind. Religious experience, and especially the struggle between doubt and faith, has become open to the most varied presentation in yevery degree either of sympathy or of detachment. \/ Above all, poetry has become the home of religion. Tennyson, not merely in " In Memoriam " but even in " The ...Idylls of the King, " discusses faith, doubt, revelation, and God. Browning in a group of poems specifically considers the historical evidences of Christianity and in all his writing is concerned with the relations of God and man, body and soul. Matthew Arnold, Arthur Clough, George Meredith, Francis Thompson, Mrs. Browning, and Christina Rossetti, all have much to say about God and re- ligion. And there are themes also for the pessi- mism of James Thomson and the atheism of Swin- burne. It is only in the romantic narratives of William Morris that there is an absence of modern religious experience and questioning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More- 158 CHANGING LITERATURE over, the imagination has interested itself not only in the debate but in the debaters, in tracing the ef- fect of this free discussion upon the motives and sentiments of mankind. Religious experience, and especially the struggle between doubt and faith, has become open to the most varied presentation in yevery degree either of sympathy or of detachment. \/ Above all, poetry has become the home of religion. Tennyson, not merely in " In Memoriam " but even in " The ...Idylls of the King, " discusses faith, doubt, revelation, and God. Browning in a group of poems specifically considers the historical evidences of Christianity and in all his writing is concerned with the relations of God and man, body and soul. Matthew Arnold, Arthur Clough, George Meredith, Francis Thompson, Mrs. Browning, and Christina Rossetti, all have much to say about God and re- ligion. And there are themes also for the pessi- mism of James Thomson and the atheism of Swin- burne. It is only in the romantic narratives of William Morris that there is an absence of modern religious experience and questioning.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ashley Horace Thorndike to read onlineMoreLess
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