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No. 12 The Divinely Human Comedy of James Morrow (1999)

 

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Table of Contents

  • Introduction: Paradoxologies, pp 3-15
    James Winchell

  • The Brute Facticity of the Corpse: James Morrow, Science Fiction Writer, pp 16-23
    F. Brett Cox

  • Towing Jehovah: Atheism, Orthodoxy, and Genre, pp 24-37
    Alex Irving

  • Evil, Justice, Suffering, and God: The Dilemma of Difference with Reading James Morrow, pp 38-41
    Elisabeth Vonarburg

  • The Novelist and the Philologist or, Nothing Happens by Chance Anymore, pp 42-51
    Richard Elliott Friedman

  • Raiders of the Lost Novel: An Appreciation of Richard Elliott Friedman’s The Hidden Book in the Bible, pp 52-58
    James Morrow

  • James Morrow and Towing Jehovah: A Profile/Review, pp 59-68
    Michael Bishop

  • The Rhetoric of Humor in James Morrow’s The Wine of Violence, pp 69-87
    Fiona Kelleghan

  • Taken Gently by the Hand: James Morrow’s “Arms and the Woman”, pp 88-94
    Michael Swanwick

  • Of Lunacy and Sorrow: Comedy and Tragedy in James Morrow’s City of Truth, pp 95-104
    Bill Sheehan

  • Look What Fools These Mortals Be! Confrontations with Death in The Eternal Footman, pp 105-116
    Brian Stableford

  • An Apology for the Madman, or the Death and Further Adventures of Jehovah, pp 117-131
    George Aichele

  • Paradoxa Interview with James Morrow: Blinded by the Enlightenment, pp 132-149
    Samuel R. Delany

  • A Vulnerable Atheist: The Author responds to His Interpreters, pp 150-161
    James Morrow

  • James Morrow’s Complete Bibliography, pp 162-167
    Corpus Morrowi