William Van Etten Casey

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William Van Etten Casey was an influential figure in the landscape of American literature and religious thought. His work often explored the intersections of faith and poetry, reflecting his Jesuit background and deep appreciation for the written word. One of his notable contributions is the examination of Gerard Manley Hopkins, a fellow Jesuit poet, whose innovative use of language and form inspired many writers and thinkers in the 20th century. Casey's scholarship and writings served to elevate the conversations around spirituality in literature, making profound connections between the two realms.