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Shining a light on Lewis's many-sided genius,
This review is from: The Cambridge Companion to C. S. Lewis (Cambridge Companions to Religion) (Paperback)
Many people know Lewis only as the author of the Narnia books and various best-selling works of Christian apologetics. In fact, Lewis was an immensely learned and multifaceted genius who made important contributions in literary criticism, intellectual history, philosophy, and many other fields. In this volume, MacSwain and Ward have assembled a glittering array of top Lewis scholars and other noted intellectuals to assess Lewis's talents and contributions as a poet, classicist, literary theorist, novelist, children's author, memoirist, literary historian, and popular theologian. While most of the authors are clearly fans of Lewis, there is genuine but respectful engagement with Lewis's views, particularly on issues of gender, power, violence, friendship, and scriptural interpretation. Here the full range of Lewis's talents is on display. A first-rate contribution to Lewis studies.
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The Cambridge Companion to C. S. Lewis (Cambridge Companions to Religion) by Michael Ward (Hardcover - September 27, 2010)
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