Philosophy and Reality in Aslan's Country

This chapter analyzes C.S. Lewis's portrayal of Aslan's country in 'The Last Battle,' focusing on themes of reality, existence, and the philosophical implications of creation. It contrasts Aristotelian and Platonic views on restoration and delves into Hermetic traditions, exploring the relationship between early Christian beliefs and philosophical concepts. Additionally, the discussion extends to the nature of identity and gender, comparing ancient texts with contemporary narratives to challenge modern understandings of gender identity.