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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The book, G.M. Hopkins’ Poetry Preaches the Word of God, begins with an account of the relation between art and religion in general and art and literature in particular. This is followed by five chapters; the first four of them are a discussion on the four divisions of the Bible and an attempt to classify Hopkins’ poetry under these four biblical divisions. This is followed by the conclusion that the poetry of Hopkins attempts to preach the Bible to effect the conversion of the readers, particularly the people of England to the Catholic Church.
Dr A. Antony
Antony was born in a middle-class family in a small village, in Kerala on 13th June 1938. He had his school education at St. Antony’s Vernacular School and MGD High School. His collegiate education was at Fatima Mata National College, Kollam. After his degree, he became a teacher in St. Antony’s High School in 1958. Then he took his B.Ed (Kerala University), M.Ed (Tilak College of Education, Pune University), M.A. (Banaras Hindu University), PGDTE (CIEFL Hyderabad, the present EFLU), M.Phil. (Kerala University) and Ph.D. (Kerala University). He joined Fatima Mata National College as a lecturer and continued to work there as a member of the faculty of English till his retirement in 1993. After this, he worked as the principal of the Teacher Education College run by the University of Kerala for 20 years. He has written ten books dealing with various aspects of Teacher Education and the teaching profession while he was working as the principal. Two of his books have been translated into Malayalam, and one of them is published by the Language Institute of the Government of Kerala.
He has also worked as a member of the Senate and the syndicate of Kerala University. Besides, he was a member of the Faculty of Arts at Mahatma Gandhi University Kerala. He is happily married to Annamma, who is a pillar of support to him.
