Summer 2001, Vol. 50, No. 4
Articles
Violence and the Sacred: Holy Fragments, Shakespeare, and the Postmodern
JANET M. SPENCER 613
John Foster and Samuel Taylor Coleridge
TIMOTHY WHELAN 631
Allegory in Postmodernity: Graham Greene’s The Captain and the Enemy
THOMAS A. WENDORF, S.M. 657
“Some of the Words Are Theirs”: The Elusive Logos in A River Runs Through It
MARK BROWNING 679
Why Baby Suggs, Holy, Quit Preaching the Word: Redemption and Holiness in Toni Morrison’s Beloved
EMILY GRIESINGER 689
Dialogue
A Biblical Encounter with Magic in Literature
Emmett H. Carroll, S.J.
Review Essay
“The Upholstery of the Soul”: Michael Cunningham’s The Hours
Darlene E. Erickson
Poetry
Shadow of Truth
D.S. Martin
Epiphany
Mary M. Brown
Post-Tribulational Rapture
Chaos Theory: The Lorenz Mask
Robert Siegel
Fragmentation during Vigils
Michael Hood
The Messiah
Donald T. Williams
Wilderness Retreat
Charlotte F. Otten
Postscript
Haiku
Peter Stiles