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Showing posts with label will mcphail. Show all posts. Someone asks why it is that for a self-professed anti-Christ and atheist I seem to refer so often to the Bible. And I suppose it's a fair enough question though I don't much care for the implication that I'm some kind of crypto-theologian. Well, apart from the fact that it is always wise to know what one's enemies believe, the fact is that the Bible continues to play an important cultural role and has crucial significance in the work of many of the authors that I love most.
Writers such as D. Lawrence, for example, whose work can be read as a prolonged struggle to re- interpret the Good Book in a very different spirit than that sanctioned by the Church. As one critic notes:. Michel Tournier is another writer who, by his own admission, was a great reader of the Bible - a book that he describes as a huge attic in which you can find pretty much everything you may need; a constant source of inspiration.
Like Lawrence, Tournier might also be said to perform a creative misreading of the Bible for his own perverse ends:. Further than this, he will recast a story completely, to change its meaning, like a composer who writes variations on a well-known musical theme. If the variations are memorable, they may for ever affect the way we react to the original melody.
This mis reading of the Bible is thus central to the production of meaning in Tournier's texts and in particular to the ethical and metaphysical reflections they develop. Again, like Lawrence, Tournier takes up the cross i. Both writers offer a disrespectful and disloyal reading of the Bible some would say blasphemous ; they treat it as "a corrupt text which needs to be interpreted and even reformulated" [3] in line with their own inner experience.
