'Slowing the Metabolism of Language': Poetry as Spiritual Practice - Dr Rowan Williams

'Slowing the Metabolism of Language': Poetry as Spiritual Practice - Dr Rowan Williams in conversation with Professor M. Wynn Thomas
Former Archbishop of Canterbury and internationally-renowned scholar Dr Rowan Williams in conversation with eminent professor and critic M. Wynn Thomas
Dr Rowan Williams was born in Swansea and educated at Dynevor School before studying Theology at Cambridge and researching in Russian religious thought at Oxford. He taught in both universities and in 1992 became Bishop of Monmouth. In 1999 he was elected Archbishop of Wales and in 2002 became Archbishop of Canterbury. After retiring from this office, he was Master of Magdalene College, Cambridge until 2020, when he retired to Cardiff. He has written widely on theology, literature and current affairs. His Collected Poems appeared in 2021, and he has recently published an anthology of modern religious verse, A Century of Poetry.
Professor M Wynn Thomas is a Fellow of the British Academy, Vice-President of the Learned Society of Wales, an Honorary Fellow of the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and Wales' leading scholar on Welsh writing in English.

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all's well with Poetry, still! Yes! Trust! Let own learnings and leanings guide in mercy-applied justice. And with reader, human, toward what truth there is in the light and dark do appraisal. Or not!