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Pseudonyms of Christ in the Modern Novel
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Pseudonyms of Christ in the Modern Novel

Motifs and Methods

By Edwin M. Moseley
Dr. Moseley's book is an important and valuable scholarly contribution to the continuing and necessary examination of the Christ figure as a dramatic and central symbol in fiction. . . . The book contains much that is provocative, trenchant, and richly suggestive.
The Christian Scholar

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A stimilating description and interpretation of the recurrence of the Christ archetype in the modern novel. Moseley discusses novelists from Conrad and Turgenev to Camus and Hemingway.

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A consistently provocative and illuminating study. . . . Very few critics have achieved so great measure of success as Professor Moseley. His book . . . clarifies in an arresting and significant way the relation between literature and belief.

Yale Review

248 Pages, 6 x 9 in.

February, 1963

isbn : 9780822983804

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Edwin M. Moseley

Edwin M. Moseley was professor of English at Washington and Jefferson College.

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