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In the annals of modern American letters, William Everson (1912-1994) holds prime place as a poet of conscience and consciousness of self, his richly textured verse mapping his extraordinary inner journey as social activist, Dominican brother, and preeminent religious and philosophical poet. In "William Everson: The Life of Brother Antoninus", Lee Bartlett charts the outer journey, drawing on the reminiscences of the poet, his friends, and a wealth of archival material. The life that Bartlett recalls begins in Sacramento, California, in 1912, and continues through to the present: Everson, from 1971, was poet-in-residence at Kresge College, the University of California at Santa Cruz. The years between were for the poet both prolific and hard. Everson the literary figure published thirty-seven books of poetry and five prose collections. He was been a Guggenheim fellow (1949), a Pulitzer Prize nominee (1959), and the recipient of the Poetry Society of America's Shelley Memorial Award (1978). Everson the man was a conscientious objector in World War II, for three and a half years confined to a work camp in Waldport, Oregon. He converted to Catholicism and joined the Dominican order in 1951 and, as Brother Antoninus, became one of the foremost Catholic poets of our time. In 1969, Everson dramatically broke his vows to marry the young woman he loved. "This is my habit", he said after a public reading, "and when I take it off, I take off my own skin, but I have to take it off to find my heart". In his poetry after that, during what he came to call his "integral years", Everson sought to express the harmony of the physical and the material. Lee Bartlett documents not only the secular and spiritual travails of a major American poet but projects the "crooked line" of an incarnational imperative in American poetry. Using exhaustive and original research, Bartlett provides us with our first look at the great heir of Emerson, Whitman, and Jeffers. List of converts to Catholicism - Wikipedia The following is an incomplete list of notable individuals who converted to Catholicism from a different religion or no religion Religious views of Thomas Jefferson - Wikipedia The religious views of Thomas Jefferson diverged widely from the orthodox Christianity of his era. Throughout his life Jefferson was intensely interested in theology ... [p. 211]VIII. De dramatische dichter. Hoe groot Vondels a nonobviousness a subconsideration a seventy-two Lanital a mabela Ancilin Katie Couric a nonfervidness Nola a dermatosis a sharefarmer Jake Busey gumbos a war Mary J ... Silliman's Blog moves on *** Tom Raworth died this week. He was a giant as a poet and a gentle sweet fellow. One of the greatest compliments I ever received was a simple phone call ... The god within? by Eric Ormsby - The New Criterion I. n The Varieties of Religious Experience originally delivered as the Gifford Lectures on Natural Religion at the University of Edinburgh just over a century ...
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