Enrique Sánchez-Costa has a PhD in humanities from Pompeu Fabra University, where he obtained the Extraordinary Award in 2012. He is Director of the Graduate Program in Spanish Studies: Linguistics and Literature at the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (Dominican Republic).

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• Acknowledgements – Introduction –Fin-de-Siècle Paris and the First Conversions – Claudel and the Constellation of the Nouvelle Revue Française – Gide and the Struggle Around the Nouvelle Revue Française – The Maritain Constellation – Maritain Among the Avant-Garde – French Catholicism Faced With the Condemnation of Action Française – Newman and the Oxford Movement – "Liquid Protestantism" and the Conversions of Robert Hugh Benson and Ronald Knox – The Chesterton Constellation – Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh, and the Holiness of the Anti-Hero – Catholicism, Liberalism, and the Revolutionary Rhetoric of the 19th Century – The Agonizing Christianity of Unamuno and the Lively Catholicism of Joan Maragall – Antonio Marichalar, Jose Bergamin, and the Refreshing Catholicism of Cruz y Raya – Ramiro de Maeztu: Witness to the Political and Spiritual Crisis of Modernity – The Fascist Temptations of Rafael Sanchez Mazas and Ernesto Gimenez Caballero – Conclusion – Index.

Enrique Sánchez-Costa has a PhD in humanities from Pompeu Fabra University, where he obtained the Extraordinary Award in 2012. He is Director of the Graduate Program in Spanish Studies: Linguistics and Literature at the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (Dominican Republic).

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• Acknowledgements – Introduction –Fin-de-Siècle Paris and the First Conversions – Claudel and the Constellation of the Nouvelle Revue Française – Gide and the Struggle Around the Nouvelle Revue Française – The Maritain Constellation – Maritain Among the Avant-Garde – French Catholicism Faced With the Condemnation of Action Française – Newman and the Oxford Movement – "Liquid Protestantism" and the Conversions of Robert Hugh Benson and Ronald Knox – The Chesterton Constellation – Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh, and the Holiness of the Anti-Hero – Catholicism, Liberalism, and the Revolutionary Rhetoric of the 19th Century – The Agonizing Christianity of Unamuno and the Lively Catholicism of Joan Maragall – Antonio Marichalar, Jose Bergamin, and the Refreshing Catholicism of Cruz y Raya – Ramiro de Maeztu: Witness to the Political and Spiritual Crisis of Modernity – The Fascist Temptations of Rafael Sanchez Mazas and Ernesto Gimenez Caballero – Conclusion – Index.

Enrique Sánchez-Costa has a PhD in humanities from Pompeu Fabra University, where he obtained the Extraordinary Award in 2012. He is Director of the Graduate Program in Spanish Studies: Linguistics and Literature at the Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra (Dominican Republic).

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• Acknowledgements – Introduction –Fin-de-Siècle Paris and the First Conversions – Claudel and the Constellation of the Nouvelle Revue Française – Gide and the Struggle Around the Nouvelle Revue Française – The Maritain Constellation – Maritain Among the Avant-Garde – French Catholicism Faced With the Condemnation of Action Française – Newman and the Oxford Movement – "Liquid Protestantism" and the Conversions of Robert Hugh Benson and Ronald Knox – The Chesterton Constellation – Graham Greene, Evelyn Waugh, and the Holiness of the Anti-Hero – Catholicism, Liberalism, and the Revolutionary Rhetoric of the 19th Century – The Agonizing Christianity of Unamuno and the Lively Catholicism of Joan Maragall – Antonio Marichalar, Jose Bergamin, and the Refreshing Catholicism of Cruz y Raya – Ramiro de Maeztu: Witness to the Political and Spiritual Crisis of Modernity – The Fascist Temptations of Rafael Sanchez Mazas and Ernesto Gimenez Caballero – Conclusion – Index.