Tag: W.H. Auden

Dylan’s Auden on the Holy Innocents?

E. J. Hutchinson — December 28, 2023

Dylan’s Auden on the Holy Innocents?

A possible allusion to Auden in Dylan's "Man of Peace."

W.H. Auden’s Prosaic Faith

Stephen J. Schuler — November 8, 2023

W.H. Auden’s Prosaic Faith

How do we make sense of W.H. Auden's poetry, professed faith, and personal life?

Shakespeare Notebook 2023: “Henry V”

Rhys Laverty — April 17, 2023

Shakespeare Notebook 2023: “Henry V”

King Henry's prayer before the Battle of Agincourt has a distinctly Protestant flavor.

The Complete Poems of W.H. Auden: A Review

Stephen J. Schuler — December 1, 2022

The Complete Poems of W.H. Auden: A Review

A long-awaited complete collection of Auden's poetry gives scholars and admirers what they've been waiting for.

The Philosophical Absurdity of the Incarnation: Luther, Augustine, and Auden

E. J. Hutchinson — December 15, 2021

The Philosophical Absurdity of the Incarnation: Luther, Augustine, and Auden

In Martin Luther’s Disputation concerning the Passage: “The Word Was Made Flesh” (1539) we find the following thesis (2): In theologia verum est, verbum esse carnem factum, in philosophia simpliciter…