‘And the Nothing That Is’

What is it about?

This essay investigates how the texts of Wallace Stevens, the Neo-Romanticist poet, and Richard Kearney, the Continental Phenomenologist of the Sacred, correlate with reference to their theological implications. It specifically examines 6 shared themes found in both authors--imagination, God, mystery, faith, fiction, and order--and focuses on the theme of mystery and uncertainty as it relates to their varying positions on faith and imagination.

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