Prof. Varghese Mathai, PhD, Professor of English, Judson University, USA

Prof. Varghese Mathai, PhD, Professor of English, Judson University, USA

• Prof. Varghese Mathai is a professor of English at Judson University in Illinois. 
• He’s a Fulbright scholar and Benjamin P. Brown, Chair of Communications at Judson University. 

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In this enlightening conversation, Prof. Mathai explores the interconnectedness of English poetry, spirituality, and global literary traditions, emphasising the universal threads that weave through human experiences. Delving into the timeless nature of poetry, he draws parallels between diverse cultures, languages, and historical contexts, shedding light on the enduring relevance of literary classics. Join us as we unravel the layers of this captivating discussion, where the beauty of language and the depth of spirituality converge on a global scale.

[00:39] – About Prof. Varghese Mathai

• Prof. Varghese Mathai is a professor of English at Judson University in Illinois. 
• He’s a Fulbright scholar and Benjamin P. Brown, Chair of Communications at Judson University. 
• He teaches British poetry and literature or spirituality.

07:10- What, in your view, is the broader impact of studying English poetry and spiritual literature on society?

• Spiritual reality is integral to the quality of life, influencing our conduct, ethics, and thinking.
• Societies lacking spiritual values pose risks, leading to challenges in maintaining law and order.
• The enforcement of laws is an expression of love, reflecting the desire for human well-being and societal harmony, emphasizing the universal importance of love in interpreting and implementing laws.

13:16- How do English poetry and spirituality intersect with other global literary traditions?

• English poetry and spirituality share universal themes that resonate across cultures.
• Human experiences, such as hunger, response to weather, and basic needs are universal and are the same across all cultures.
• The intersection of English poetry with global literary traditions is highlighted through references to poets like Edward Taylor and the recognition of shared observations in nature across languages and cultures.

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• Prof. Varghese Mathai is a professor of English at Judson University in Illinois. 
• He’s a Fulbright scholar and Benjamin P. Brown, Chair of Communications at Judson University. 
• He teaches British poetry and literature or spirituality.