Thomas Traherne LINKS

 Here is a set of links to sites visited during the creation of my paper on Thomas Traherne. Philip Harvey 

David Buresh:

https://surprisedbytraherne.com/

No main author claim is made for the blogspot ‘Surprised by Traherne’, but David Buresh writes the lead articles. 

Nigel Butterley: https://www.australianmusiccentre.com.au/work/butterley-nigel-meditations-of-thomas-traherne

Setting of words from ‘Centuries of Meditations’. 

Richard Chartres: https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2011/21-april/features/from-the-miserable-gulph-to-a-second-innocence-a-travel-guide

An article by the former Bishop of London. 

Sheena and Robert Coupe:

https://issuu.com/mlcschoolsydney/docs/walk_in_the_light_1986_mlc_school_l/135

‘Walk in the Light : MLC School Burwood, a centenary history’, containing biographical information about Traherne’s own biographer, Dr Gladys Wade, Headmistress of the School 1941-1959, pages 122 ff.

 Jules Evans:

https://www.philosophyforlife.org/blog/thomas-traherne

Personal essay praising Traherne’s influence. 

Gerald Finzi:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEKeaqwtQ6A

Dies Natalis, Op. 8., using words of Traherne. 

John Inge: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/may/15/denise-inge

Bishop John Inge’s obituary for his wife Denise Inge, premier editor and elucidator of Traherne, The Guardian, 16^th May 2014. 

Alison Kershaw: file:///C:/Users/Home/Downloads/Kershaw_Alison_2005.pdf

Author’s thesis at the University of Western Australia, 2005. 

Diarmaid MacCulloch:

https://www.facebook.com/diarmaid.macculloch

Online conversation with Diarmaid MacCulloch about Traherne and the 17^th century English church, 8^th March 2022. 

The Oxford Traherne:

https://oxfordtraherne.org/news/

Site of the 15-volume projected critical edition of the Works. 

Eleanor Parker https://aclerkofoxford.blogspot.com/search/label/Thomas%20Traherne

‘A Clerk of Oxford’ is Parker’s award-winning anonymous blog, filled with medieval and early modern literary outings of all kinds. She now teaches at Brasenose College, where she like Traherne is an alumnus. 

The Traherne Association: https://thomastraherneassociation.org/index.php

Based in Herefordshire, this site contains all things Traherne, including a link to the annual Jeremy Maule Lecture, given in 2021 by poet Malcolm Guite. 

Rowan Williams:

http://webmail.stpeters.org.au/iss/reports/RWjun02pt2.shtml

‘From William Temple to George Herbert. Anglican Origins : Prayer and Holiness’, talks at the Institute for Spiritual Studies at St Peter’s Eastern Hill, Melbourne, 25^th May 2002. 

Robert Willis:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmxTk5dYVDs

Dean Robert of Canterbury’s morning prayer for the 27^th of September 2020, anniversary of Traherne’s death. 

Lucy Winkett:

https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2021/17-september/faith/faith-features/see-yourself-in-your-father-s-palace

An article by the Rector of St James’, Piccadilly on Traherne and environment.