Doctrine and Poetry Mary E. Finn

Doctrine and Poetry Mary E. FinnTo our modern sensibilities, "doctrine" and "poetry" may seem antithetical, but the medieval Christian found nothing conflicting in them. In this provocative book, Bernard F. Huppe outlines the influence of Augustinian doctrine upon old English poetry and shows that their association was so close as to be indissoluble. Augustinian literary doctrine, religious in its orientation, held that the purpose of literature is the promotion of charity to the

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