The word's body: an incarnational aesthetic of interpretation

Lanham, Md.: University Press of America (1979)
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Abstract

The Word's Body integrates depth psychology and linguistic philosophy to illuminate a metaphor of the creative process, specifically the performance of literature in public or private as 'the word becoming flesh.'

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