The great religious poetry of R. S. Thomas and the poetry of the
former Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams is rooted in a
remarkable late-twentieth-century tradition of spiritual poetry in
Wales that includes figures as different as Saunders Lewis and
Vernon Watkins, Waldo Williams and Bobi Jones. This study examines
this body of work in detail, demonstrating how the different
theological outlooks of the poets was reflected in their choice of
form, style and vocabulary. It thereby highlights a literary
culture that was highly unusual in its rejection of the
secularisation that prevailed during that period in the UK, Western
Europe and the USA.
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