When is hope a good thing, and when is it not? Adam Potkay creatively explores the cases for and against hope in literature, from antiquity to the present. Offering new insights for a wide readership, his book examines poetry, drama, and novels alongside philosophy, theology, and political theory.
When is hope a good thing, and when is it not? Adam Potkay creatively explores the cases for and against hope in literature, from antiquity to the present. Offering new insights for a wide readership, his book examines poetry, drama, and novels alongside philosophy, theology, and political theory.
Introduction: For and against hope 1. The limits of hope in the ancient world 2. Eternal hope: The Christian vision 3. The three hopes of humanism: Sacred, profane, and political 4. Something evermore about to be: Hope in the Romantic era 5. Later nineteenth-century responses to Romantic hope 6. Modernism: Repetition, epiphany, waiting.
Introduction: For and against hope 1. The limits of hope in the ancient world 2. Eternal hope: The Christian vision 3. The three hopes of humanism: Sacred, profane, and political 4. Something evermore about to be: Hope in the Romantic era 5. Later nineteenth-century responses to Romantic hope 6. Modernism: Repetition, epiphany, waiting.
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