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In his Five Great Odes<\/em>, the great French Catholic poet Man, in the image of God and even more in the headship of Poet James Matthew Wilson compares Claudel’s cosmic and Catholic This is an interview with Jonathan Geltner, translator of a new Links<\/strong><\/p>\n Five Great Odes<\/em> https:\/\/www.angelicopress.org\/five-great-odes<\/a><\/p>\n Episode mentioned: “Structure and Freedom” with Mark Christopher This podcast is a production of CatholicCulture.org. If you like
\nPaul Claudel (1868-1955) offers a cosmic vision in which man, in
\nhis contemplative and poetic capacity, stands as mediator between
\nGod and all creation.<\/p>\n
\nChrist, names all creatures, unites them in his heart, speaks for
\nthem and offers them back to God as unified whole of which man
\nhimself is a part: “I extend my hands to left and to right\/so that
\nby me not one gap should exist in the perfect circle of your
\ncreations.”<\/p>\n
\nvision to that of Tolkien, and startlingly, to one of Tolkien’s
\ncharacters: “Claudel’s\u00a0Odes\u00a0<\/em>show him to be a new
\nTom Bombadil, who moves through the world without irony because he
\nhas already transcended the jaded and impoverished vision typical
\nof the modern age and entered with joy into an experience of the
\nuniversal and the eternal.”<\/p>\n
\nEnglish edition of Claudel’s Odes.<\/em><\/p>\n
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\nhttps:\/\/www.catholicculture.org\/commentary\/episode-33-structure-and-freedom-in-music-and-in-christ-mark-christopher-brandt\/<\/a><\/p>\n
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