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Reason and Imagination in C.S. Lewis, A Study of Till We Have Faces
A Study of Till We Have Faces
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This study explores the interplay between reason and imagination in the works of C.S.
Lewis, with a particular focus on his novel 'Till We Have Faces'.
The book examines how Lewis integrates rational thought and imaginative storytelling to convey complex philosophical and theological ideas.
It analyzes the evolution of Lewis's views on reason and imagination throughout his life, tracing the development of his literary and apologetic works.
The study provides insights into Lewis's creative process and his approach to exploring the human condition through literature.
It offers a valuable resource for understanding the intellectual and artistic dimensions of Lewis's writing, inviting readers to engage with his works on a deeper level.
Lewis, with a particular focus on his novel 'Till We Have Faces'.
The book examines how Lewis integrates rational thought and imaginative storytelling to convey complex philosophical and theological ideas.
It analyzes the evolution of Lewis's views on reason and imagination throughout his life, tracing the development of his literary and apologetic works.
The study provides insights into Lewis's creative process and his approach to exploring the human condition through literature.
It offers a valuable resource for understanding the intellectual and artistic dimensions of Lewis's writing, inviting readers to engage with his works on a deeper level.
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Recommended for tracing the progression of Lewis's framework in relating reason and imagination, while analyzing 'Till We Have Faces'.
113 - Introduction to Till We Have Faces
