Visionary of the word : Melville and religion

Introduction / Jonathan A. Cook And Brian Yothers -- Clarel And The Victorian Crisis Of Faith / Jonathan A. Cook -- Change Irreverent : Evolution And Faith In The Encantadas And Clarel / Eileen Mcginnis -- Faith Among The Weeds : Melville's Religious Wildings Beyond These Deserts / Martin Kevorkian -- Melville And The Unitarian Conscience / Dawn Coleman -- Melville And The Mormons / Zachary Mcleod Hutchins -- Melville's Asia, Melville's Missionaries / Brian Yothers -- Melville Among The Heathens : Religion, Race, And Representation In The South Seas / Richard A. Garner -- Coleridge, Edwards, And The Peculiar Progress Of Melville's Free Will Problem / Brad Bannon -- The Apocalypse Of Pain : Suffering, Theodicy, And Religious Identity In Moby-dick / Haein Park. Edited By Jonathan A. Cook And Brian Yothers. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Contents Acknowledgments Introduction - Jonathan A. Cook and Brian Yothers Faith, Doubt, Secularization: Transatlantic Contexts Clarel and the Victorian Crisis of Faith - Jonathan A. Cook “Change Irreverent”: Evolution and Faith in “The Encantadas” and Clarel - Eileen McGinnis Faith among the Weeds: Melville’s Religious Wildings beyond These Deserts - Martin Kevorkian Religious Communities Melville and the Unitarian Conscience - Dawn Coleman Melville and the Mormons - Zachary McLeod Hutchins Melville’s Asia, Melville’s Missionaries - Brian Yothers Melville among the Heathens: Religion, Race, and Representation in the South Seas - Richard A. Garner Free Will and Determinism Coleridge, Edwards, and the Peculiar Progress of Melville’s Free Will Problem - Brad Bannon “The Apocalypse of Pain”: Suffering, Theodicy, and Religious Identity in Moby-Dick - Haein Park Contributors Index