The vocation of Evelyn Waugh : faith and art in the post-war fiction / D. Marcel DeCoste, University of Regina, Canada.
DeCoste, D. Marcel, author.; EBSCOhost
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The vocation of Evelyn Waugh : faith and art in the post-war fiction / D. Marcel DeCoste, University of Regina, Canada.
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DeCoste, D. Marcel, author.
ISBN
9781317012511 (electronic bk.)
1317012518 (electronic bk.)
9781409470847
1409470849
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Farnham, Surrey, England ; Burlington, VT USA : Ashgate, [2015]
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English
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1 online resource (188 pages.)
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40025045345
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PR6045.A97 Z66 2015
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823/.912
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 169-178) and index.
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Introduction: The post-war vocations of Evelyn Waugh
Deplorable design, divine providence: Brideshead Revisited and the callings of Charles Ryder
The plasticity of the human: the death of art in The loved one and love among the ruins
A single peculiar act of service: Helena and the stylish pilgrimage of factual faith
The man of letters in middle age: secular perdition and ecclesial art in Scott-King's modern Europe and the ordeal of Gilbert Pinfold
It's sauve qui peut now: art's death wish and charity's vocation in Sword of honour
Conclusion: The late art of Evelyn Waugh.

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