Loving God's wildness : the Christian roots of ecological ethics in American literature / Jeffrey Bilbro.
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TextPublisher: Tuscaloosa : The University of Alabama Press, 2015Description: viii, 231 pages ; 24 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780817318574
- 0817318577
- PS 169 .E25 B55 2015
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| PS 166 .S7 American literature & Christian doctrine. | PS 169 .A49 A48 2013 The American dream / | PS 169 .B5 L63 1998 Dismissing God : modern writers' struggle against religion / | PS 169 .E25 B55 2015 Loving God's wildness : the Christian roots of ecological ethics in American literature / | PS 169 .E25 N38 2013 Nature and the environment / | PS 169 .E25 N38 2013 C.2 Nature and the environment / | PS 169 .E25 T5 New world, new earth : environmental reform in American literature from the Puritans through Whitman / |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 207-226) and index.
Rediscovering the roots : learning to be priests in God's wild temple -- "Watching for the glory of God" : Thoreau's adaptations of Puritan history and natural philosophy -- Preserving "God's wildness" for redemptive baptism : Muir and Disciples of Christ theology -- "Lost and saved in a garden" : Cather's Marian restoration of ecological community -- "The way of love" : Berry's vision of work in the kingdom of God -- Conclusion : Untangling the roots.
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