Textual Entanglements Evelina Weidman Sterling Rather than learning by rote

Rather than learning by rote

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Saler turns to the work of a diverse array of authors past and present to argue for a humble yet hopeful view of the theological task in light of contemporary ecclesial opportunities

Schooled in her Dads restaurants and inspired by a slow-paced life

Textual Entanglements Evelina Weidman Sterling Rather than learning by roteTextual Entanglements explores how the material processes of writing manifest in the published works of three twentieth century Austrian authors: Peter Handke, Thomas Bernhard, and Rainer Maria Rilke. These authors left behind material traces of their writing processes, whether in notebooks, piles of disorganized typewritten sheets, or manuscript fragments. The materials do not merely act as containers for their texts: They spill into the semantic