Volume 9 Number 3-4 (2005)

religion and the arts

The Economy of Salvation: Narrative and Liminality in Rembrandt's Death of the Virgin Ronald R. Bernier		3
No "Sombre Satan": C. S. Lewis, Milton, and Re-Presentations of the Diabolical Chad P. Stutz		46
In the Nick of Time: Thoreau's "Present" Experiment as a Colloquy of East and West Alan D. Hodder		89
Netting the Butterfly Man: The Significance of Vladimir Nabokov in W. G. Sebald's The Emigrants Adrian Curtin and Maxim D. Shrayer		126
When He Would Compose From Fragments a World Perfect at Last: Theology and Poetics in Czeslaw Milosz's "From the Rising of the Sun" David Stankiewicz		164
Review of Exhibition:
Here and There: Deterritorializing Miami and Havana Alexander Lamazares		207
Interview:
From Gospel to Gibson: An Interview with the Writers Behind Mel Gibson's the Passion of the Christ David Shepherd		217
Drama Review:
"Brooklyn Boy" and "Doubt: A Parable": Religion and Contemporary Drama John L. Mahoney		234
Features:
Book Reviews		241
Books Briefly Mentioned		279
New Books		286
Notes on Contributors		315
Announcements, Conferences, Exhibitions		320
Abstracts		325
Recent Critical Articles		330
Index to Volume 9 (2005)		337