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The Catherian Cathedral fills in major gaps in Cather's use of the cathedral metaphor throughout her writing life, exploring and analyzing the incorporation of major elements of Gothic cathedral design in her fiction, in characterization, light imagery and novel structure, and linking Cather's traditional cathedral images with her images of mountains and mesas. Kephart engages in conversation with other critics on Cather, the cathedral, and religious thought. She also shows the influence of both Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry Adams on Cather's development of the iconography, as well as Cather's…mehr

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The Catherian Cathedral fills in major gaps in Cather's use of the cathedral metaphor throughout her writing life, exploring and analyzing the incorporation of major elements of Gothic cathedral design in her fiction, in characterization, light imagery and novel structure, and linking Cather's traditional cathedral images with her images of mountains and mesas. Kephart engages in conversation with other critics on Cather, the cathedral, and religious thought. She also shows the influence of both Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry Adams on Cather's development of the iconography, as well as Cather's associative linking of the landscape of the American Southwest with that of the south and south-central regions of France.
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Christine E. Kephart received her Ph.D. in English at Drew University where she worked with Merrill Maguire Skaggs, one of the preeminent scholars in Cather studies, to begin developing her own critical work in Cather research. She currently works in higher education and lives in New Jersey with her husband. She and her husband are also musicians, they play together when they can.