This book examines Ian McEwan's ability to discern in his writing sentiments that easily resonate with musicians, explores the value of music in exhibiting McEwan's views on the world, and presents his perspective on religion's role within society.
This book examines Ian McEwan's ability to discern in his writing sentiments that easily resonate with musicians, explores the value of music in exhibiting McEwan's views on the world, and presents his perspective on religion's role within society.
Introduction 1. The Question of Religion: An Atheist's Portrayal of the Church of England 2. The Value of Sublimity: Solitude, Voyeurism, and the Transcendental 3. From Gilbert and Sullivan to Mozart: Influences and Perceptions of Music in Society 4. 'Don't Make Fun of the Fair': The Composer in Twentieth-Century Britain Appendix: Interview with Ian McEwan Interview with Michael Berkeley Bibliography Index
Introduction 1. The Question of Religion: An Atheist's Portrayal of the Church of England 2. The Value of Sublimity: Solitude, Voyeurism, and the Transcendental 3. From Gilbert and Sullivan to Mozart: Influences and Perceptions of Music in Society 4. 'Don't Make Fun of the Fair': The Composer in Twentieth-Century Britain Appendix: Interview with Ian McEwan Interview with Michael Berkeley Bibliography Index
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