The Bible and Western Christian Literature: Books and The Book (Multiple-component retail product)

Volume 1: The Bible and Literature: The Late Classical and Medieval Periods Edited by Ian Christopher Levy (Providence College, USA) 1: Introduction, Ian Christopher Levy 2: From Origen to Jerome, Thomas Scheck 3: John Chrysostom and the Homily as Christian Grammatical Instruction, Rebecca Stephens Falcasantos 4: The Bible and Augustine's Confessions, Michael Cameron 5: The Venerable Bede, Scott DeGregorio 6: Twelfth-Century Monastic Exegesis, Hugh Feiss, OSB 7: The Victorine School, Franklin T. Harkins 8: Medieval Rabbinic Exegesis, Yedida Eisenstat 9: Biblical Exegesis in the Medieval Universities, Ian Christopher Levy 10: Vernacular Biblical Exegesis, Mary Raschko 11: The Tongue of Love: Biblical Inspiration in Dante, Paola Nasti Volume 2: The Bible and Literature: The Renaissance and Reformation Periods Edited by Sophie Read (University of Cambridge, UK) 1: Introduction, Sophie Read 2: Mega-Bible and Textual Bible: Iconoclasm and the End of Biblical Theater, Michael O'Connell 3: Raising the Dead: Robert Southwell, Biblical Poetics, and Prosopopoeia, Hannibal Hamlin 4: 'Reading and Misreading Scripture in English Renaissance Poetry: From Donne to Marvell', Andrew Hadfield 5: 'Reforming the Arts of Discourse: Rhetoric, Dialectic, and the Maxim of 'Sola Scriptura', Katrin Ettenhuber 6: Letter and Spirit: Paul, Augustine, Shakespeare, Herbert, Timothy Rosendale 7: 'Coles from thine altar tipp'd theyr tongues with cunning: The Decalogue Poetry of Anne Southwell, Kevin Killeen 8: Shakespeare and the Psalms, Beatrice Groves 9: Heroic Adaptations of Genesis 3: Knowledge and Skepticism in Protestant Biblical Epic, Kelly Lehtonen 10: Eden and the Dream of Place in Renaissance England, Sophie Read 11: Rude Scripture, Alison Knight 12: The Bible as a Material Book in Early Modern English Culture, Joseph Ashmore Volume 3: The Bible and Literature: Enlightenment to Romanticism Edited by Stephen Prickett (University of Glasgow, UK) with Elisabeth Jay (Oxford Brookes University, UK) 1: Introduction, David Jasper 2: The Hebrew Bible and Romantic Criticism: Robert Lowth and English Poetics, Stephen Prickett 3: Transcendental Philosophy, Hermeneutics, and the Birth of Modern Theory, Ralf Haekel 4: From Evidence to Praise: the Bible in the Age of Newton, Christopher Burdon 5: Rights, Romantic Radicalism, and the Bible, Jan-Melissa Schramm 6: 'Why is The Bible more Entertaining & Instructive than any other Book?': William Blake and the enhancement of the literary, Christopher Rowland and Susanne Sklar 7: Inquiring Spirit: Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the Bible, and English Literature, Jeffrey W. Barbeau 8:Creative Engagement: Samuel Richardson, Charlotte Bronte and the Bible, David Norton 9:'The Most Vivid Poetry': The Bible and/as Poetry in Shelley and Byron, Ross Wilson 10: Mythical, Biblical and Utopian Elements in the Romantic Fairy Tales, Dieter Petzold and Johannes Ruster Volume 4: The Bible and Literature: The Victorian Period Edited by Elisabeth Jay (Oxford Brookes University, UK) 1: Introduction, Elisabeth Jay 2: Repeating the Bible: Kierkegaard and His Pseudonyms, Eric Ziolkowski 3: Higher Criticism and its literary impact: Thomas Carlyle's Sartor Resartus, Ralf Haekel 4: Science, Literature and the Bible in the Nineteenth Century, Richard England 5: Tracts, Scriptures and 'storied mysteries': The Bible in the Oxford Movement, Gerard P. Loughlin 6: Christology and the Biographical Turn, David Jasper 7: Fiction Troubling the Bible, Elisabeth Jay 8: Questioning the Bible in Poetry, CharlesLaPorte 9: The Democratisation of the Bible: Education, Economics, Ecology, Joshua King 10: Blasphemy and the Bible, Francis O'Gorman Volume 5: The Bible and Literature: The Modern Period Edited by Kevin Hart (University of Virginia, USA) 1: Introduction, Kevin Hart 2: Secularization and Historical Criticism of the Bible in the Early Twentieth Century: A Genealogy, Adam Wells 3:Theological Modernism and the Bible, William C. Hackett 4: Literary Modernism and the English Bible, Stephen Cushman 5: Poetry since Modernism and the Bible, Henry Weinfield 6: Re-Mythologizing Faith: Biblical Fantasy and the Inklings' Romantic Theology, Michael Tomko 7: Phenomenology and Biblical Selfhood, Cassandra Falke 8: Literary Criticism and the Bible, Kevin Hart 9: Seeking a 'Phonetic and Semantic Community' between God and Man: Biblical Poetics in Twentieth- and Twenty-First Century French Literature, Stephen E. Lewis 10: The Bible in German Modernism, Vivian Liska 11: Teaching the Bible as Literature: A Phenomenological Approach, Elizabeth Sutherland