Malcolm Guite is a poet and singer-songwriter living in Cambridge, England where he also works as a priest and academic. Dr. Guite lectures widely in both the UK and North America and is the author of several books on literature and theology. Sounding the Seasons, his volume of sonnets for the church year, was published by Canterbury Press in 2013.
LINLATHEN CONFERENCE 2019: THE INKLINGS AND THE POETIC IMAGINATION: THEORY AND PRACTICE
Speaker(s): Malcolm Guite
Date: Summer 2019
Length: 8h38m
Product ID: RGDL4934S
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Linlathen is an annual theology conference hosted by Regent alumna, Kirstin Jeffrey Johnson. For more info, visit www.linlathen.com
1) 'Christ and the Poetic Imagination': Theological grounding and a defense of Imagination as a truth-bearing faculty.
2) 'Reflections on Lewis and the Imagination': Considering how Imagination specifically deepened C.S. Lewis's faith, how his imaginative works function for today's readers.
3) Discussion and Q&A
4) 'Tolkien's sub-creation as a vehicle for Prophetic and Poetic Truth': Examining how the legendarium navigates readers through contemporary issues [ie the environment, refusals or evasions of limitation and mortality, etc]
5) 'Looking for today's Inklings': Asking and exploring how we as teachers and writers might continue the work the Inklings began... re-integrating Reason and Imagination, making an imaginative, as well as a rational case for Christ... where is that happening in today's literature and today's academy? Can it? If so, how?
6) Final Remarks
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