Schall on Chesterton : timely essays on timeless paradoxes /

Schall on Chesterton : timely essays on timeless paradoxes /

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Schall, James V (Author), Schall, James V. (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Washington, D.C. : Catholic University of America Press, ©2000 Washington, D.C. : c2000
Subjects:	Chesterton, G. K > (Gilbert Keith), > 1874-1936 > Criticism and interpretation. Chesterton, G. K > (Gilbert Keith), > 1874-1936. Chesterton, Gilbert K Chesterton, G. K - Criticism and interpretation Chesterton, G. K. > (Gilbert Keith), > 1874-1936 > Criticism and interpretation Aufsatzsammlung English Literature English LITERARY COLLECTIONS > Essays LITERARY CRITICISM > European > English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh LITERARY CRITICISM > European > English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh. Languages & Literatures Electronic books Criticism, interpretation, etc > UNAUTHORIZED Criticism, interpretation, etc

Table of Contents:

Introduction: G.K. Chesterton, Journalist
The Natural Home of the Human Spirit
On the Nature of "Yes" in the State of Maine
The Philosopher with Two Thoughts
Equal with the Souls of Hildebrand and Shakespeare
On the Qualified and Experienced
On Staring at the Picture of "Tuesday"
The Real End and Final Holiday of Human Souls
A Definite, Defiant, and Quite Unmistakable Thing
On Looking Down at the Stars
The Most Inexhaustible of Human Books
On God's Making both Hell and Scotland
The Ten Thousand Reasons
Against Pride
The Christian Ideal
On the Alternatives to Right and Wrong
The Spirit of Christmas
Second Thoughts on Detective Stories
On the Inability to Blaspheme
Introduction: G.K. Chesterton, Journalist
The Natural Home of the Human Spirit
On the Nature of "Yes" in the State of Maine
The Philosopher with Two Thoughts
Equal with the Souls of Hildebrand and Shakespeare
On the Qualified and Experienced
On Staring at the Picture of "Tuesday"
The Real End and Final Holiday of Human Souls
A Definite, Defiant, and Quite Unmistakable Thing
On Looking Down at the Stars
The Most Inexhaustible of Human Books
On God's Making both Hell and Scotland
The Ten Thousand Reasons
Against Pride
The Christian Ideal
On the Alternatives to Right and Wrong
The Spirit of Christmas
Second Thoughts on Detective Stories
On the Inability to Blaspheme