Summers — George Herbert

Summers, Joseph H. George Herbert: His Religion and Art. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1954.

“Time and The Temple”; “The Life”; “Religion”; “The Conception of Form”; “The Proper Language”; “The Poem as Hieroglyph”; “Verse and Speech”; “Music”; “Allegory and the Sonnet: A Traditional Mode and a Traditional Form”; “Conclusion”; “Appendix A: ‘The Temple Explained and Improved’”; “Appendix B: Bacon and Herbert”; Notes; Index.

Reviews: Roy W. Battenhouse, Journal of Religion 35 (1955): 117–18; W. E. Buszin, Concordia Theological Monthly 29 (January 1958): 66–67.

Yearwood — Donne’s Holy Sonnets

Yearwood, Stephenie. “Donne’s Holy Sonnets: The Theology of Conversion.” Texas Studies in Literature and Language 24, no. 2 (Summer, 1982): 208-21.

“This essay takes form . . . as an attempt to look closer home than Anglican or Augustinian or Reformation thinking, to look at Donne’s own positions on the doctrinal and emotional aspects of conversion and to establish their importance as a critical framework for the poems” (p. 208).

Pawar — Agony of Faith

Pawar, Malovika. “The Agony of Faith: A Comparative Study of the Holy Sonnets of Donne and the ‘Terrible Sonnets’ of G. M. Hopkins.” Panjab University Research Bulletin (Arts) 18.2 (October 1987): 39–52.