Modernism and Theology

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The book explores the intersection of literary and theological modernisms, providing a comprehensive cultural history of early-twentieth-century responses to the modernist crisis in Christian theology. It analyzes a diverse array of sources, including novels, poetry, and theological treatises, while highlighting the contributions of notable figures like Rainer Maria Rilke and T. S. Eliot. By situating literary modernism within its broader cultural, religious, and political contexts, it uncovers significant yet overlooked connections that shaped contemporary discussions on religion and literature.