Table of Contents
Editorial
| Consolation – literary and religious perspectives [Full issue] | |
| Håkan Möller, Beata Agrell | 5–215 |
Articles
| Consolation of Literature as Rhetorical Tradition: Issues and Examples | |
| Beata Agrell | 11–38 |
| Consolations of a New Earth | |
| Clemens Cavallin | 37–48 |
| Consolation and Psychoanalysis | |
| Per Magnus Johansson | 67–80 |
| Consolation in Christian Heinrich Postel’s Biblical Opera Libretto Cain und Abel Oder Der verzweifelnde Bruder=Mörder (1689) | |
| Dag Hedman | 49–66 |
| Stoicism and Consolation | |
| Bo Lindberg | 81–92 |
| Consolation and Empathy in the Religious Worldview of Tomas Tranströmer | |
| Staffan Olofsson | 93–109 |
| Consolation as Graced Encounters with Ignatius of Loyola and Hélène Cixous | |
| Jennifer Reek | 110–124 |
| On the Deathbed: Margaret Cavendish on What to Say in Times of Grief | |
| Cecilia Rosengren | 125–137 |
| The Consolation of Everyday Things | |
| Heather Walton | 138–153 |
| A Quantum of Solace and Heap of Doubt | |
| Carl Reinhold Bråkenhielm | 154–170 |
| TheConsolationofThings:Domestic Objects in H.D.’s Writing from the Second World War | |
| Elizabeth Anderson | 171–186 |
| The Consolation of Pirandello’s Green Blanket and an Autistic Theology | |
| Ruth Dunster | 187–200 |
| Shared Experience – Shared Consolation? Fictional Perspective-Taking and Existential Stances in Literature | |
| Torsten Petterson | 201–215 |
ISSN: 2001-2489