Reading heresy [online] : religion and dissent in literature and art / ed. Gregory Erickson, Bernard Schweizer

Frontmatter Table of Contents Preface Introduction

I. Heresy and Modern Literature Heresy and the Modernist Imagination “No, I better not say it. I might get punished”: Misotheism and Self-Creation in Tomás Rivera’s .‥ And the Earth Did Not Devour Him The Absolute Heterodoxy of William Blake

II. Medieval Heresy Unbelief and the Problem of Heresy: A Late Medieval Context The Joys of Heresy: Benefits for Women in Medieval Heretical Sects

III. Heretical Theology Saint Augustine: The Neoplatonic Father of Heretical Orthodoxy Making the World: Against Spirituality The Heresy of Humor: Theological Responses to Laughter

IV. From the Creators: The Artists’ Corner The Novelist as Heretic Beautiful Heresy: A Visual Artist’s Re-appropriation of Scripture Pop Heresy: Songwriting at the Edge of the Speakable Adapting Candide for the Stage Epilogue: Heretical Unmaking

Notes on the Contributors Index

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