
THE HUMAN HEART OF SACRED ART
by Kenan Malik
I have written a number of posts recently on the meaning of the sacred in art, including a discussion of music, in the wake of John Taverner’s death, and of the meaning of Marilynne Robinson’s novels. I pulled together some these posts and themes for an essay in the latest issue of New Humanist. It still feels like a work in progress; I will hopefully develop the ideas over time. There is a passage in Marilynne Robison’s novel Gilead in which the […]
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