Yearning and Anguish-audio

Type: Media
Price: $40.00
 

Description

Instructor: James Hollis, PhD

Central to the human condition is the quality of yearning: yearning for connection, for reassurance, for homecoming; and yet the on-going dilemma of reflective people is just as often separation, deeper doubt, more estrangement. The poets we will read range from the so-called “Holy Sonnets” of Shakespeare’s contemporary “Mad Jack” Donne, to the “Terrible Sonnets” of nineteenth century priest Gerard Manley Hopkins, to the continuing effort of modernist poets to track the sacred in the precincts of this secular world.

4 classes, instant access by MP3 download, recorded in the summer of 2014.

Click here for the reading packet for this class.

Author:
James Hollis
Neon CRM by Neon One

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