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1. Religious Impression in Wystan Hugh Auden ’ s Poetry Project Report submitted to The Department of English in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for The Degree Bachelor of Arts in English

2. Submitted By: Ahmed Alsalhe Naseeb Hablous Nosyba Hablous Supervised By: Mr.Adel Abukhraise

3. CONTENTS Dedication 01 Acknowledgement 02 04 Literature Review 03 Conclusion

4. 1 Dedication PART ONE

5. Dedication ( وَآخِرُ دَعْوَاهُمْ أَنِ الْحَمْدُ لِلَّهِ رَبِّ الْعَالَمِين ) We would like to dedicate this work to our dear families . who Accompanied us from the first moment of our life. You were the best supporter of us in all the roads we went to, and you blocked us from all the difficulties that tried to exhaust us and stop Us. To you is this great achievement whose grace is Due to you after Allah , without you, we would not have reached what we are today.

6. Acknowledgement PART TWO 2

7. Acknowledgement First of all . We would like to thank almighty Allah for giving us the strength and health to do this paper . We , also would like to express our gratitude and appreciation to our Supervisor Mr.Adel Abukhres for providing the needed advice and encouragement.

8. Literature Review PART THREE 3

9. This project explores the religious impressions in Wystan Hugh Auden's poetry, specifically focusing on his works Nones, New Year Letter, and For the Time Being. Auden’s poetry often grapples with themes of faith, redemption, and human frailty, reflecting his complex relationship with religion. This study examines how Auden uses religious imagery, themes, and allusions to convey his spiritual reflections and critiques of contemporary society. Through a close reading of these three collections, the project aims to elucidate the depth and nuance of Auden's religious thought and its evolution over time. Literature Review

10. Conclusion PART FOUR 4

11. Auden’s poetry often grapples with themes of faith, redemption, and human frailty, reflecting his complex relationship with religion. Through a close reading of these three collections, the project aims to elucidate the depth and nuance of Auden's religious thought and its evolution over time. 04 03 02 01 This project explores the religious impressions in Wystan Hugh Auden's poetry, specifically focusing on his works Nones, New Year Letter, and For theTime Being. This study examines how Auden uses religious imagery, themes, and allusions to convey his spiritual reflections and critiques of contemporary society. Conclusion

12. Thanks For Listening