articles by Dale Nelson
15.9 — November 2002
Imagination & the Health of the Soul
Imagination and the Arts
in C. S. Lewis
by Peter J. Schakel
15.2 — March 2002
The Bright Sadness of Arvo Pärt
Arvo Pärt
(Oxford Studies of Composers)
by Paul Hillier
13.8 — October 2000
Beyond the Darkness:
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by Shirley Du Boulay
13.5 — June 2000
Underriver
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Michael Tong
Samuel Palmer
by Colin Harrison
13.2 — March 2000
Coleridge:
Early Visions, 1772?1804
Darker Reflections, 1804?1834
by Richard Holme
11.3 — May/June 1998
The Uncertain Legacy of Owen Barfield
Owen Barfield: Man and Meaning
Documentary video (VHS)
produced by G. B. Tennyson
for OwenArts Productions
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