Visionary of the word : Melville and religion / edited by Jonathan A. Cook and Brian Yothers.
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2017.
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Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgments; Introduction
- Jonathan A. Cook and Brian Yothers; Faith, Doubt, Secularization: Transatlantic Contexts; Clarel and the Victorian Crisis of Faith
- Jonathan A. Cook; "Change Irreverent": Evolution and Faith in "The Encantadas" and Clarel
- Eileen McGinnis; Faith among the Weeds: Melville's Religious Wildings beyond These Deserts
- Martin Kevorkian; Religious Communities; Melville and the Unitarian Conscience
- Dawn Coleman; Melville and the Mormons
- Zachary McLeod Hutchins; Melville's Asia, Melville's Missionaries
- Brian Yothers.
- Melville among the Heathens: Religion, Race, and Representation in the South Seas
- Richard A. GarnerFree Will and Determinism; Coleridge, Edwards, and the Peculiar Progress of Melville's Free Will Problem
- Brad Bannon; "The Apocalypse of Pain": Suffering, Theodicy, and Religious Identity in Moby-Dick
- Haein Park; Contributors; Index.