The Thomistic Institute The Practice and Theory of Imagination in C.S. Lewis | Dr. Robert Royal
Mar 25, 2019
Dr. Robert Royal discusses C.S. Lewis' Christian imagination, the impact of his works, exploring spirituality in literature, vivid imagery in 'The Great Divorce,' the contrast between heaven and hell, the essence of literature in art, the Narnia stories' themes of transcendence, and the connection between past happiness and future aspirations.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring C.S. Lewis' Christian Imagination
02:09 • 20min
Exploring Imagination and Spirituality in Literature
22:24 • 10min
Exploring a Scene from 'The Great Divorce'
32:48 • 2min
Exploration of Spiritual Realms and Profound Themes in C.S. Lewis's Works
35:16 • 9min
Exploring Focus in Reading and the Essence of Literature in Art
44:07 • 4min
Exploring the Narnia Stories and Themes of Transcendence
47:49 • 10min
Exploring the Connection Between Past Happiness and Future Aspirations
57:49 • 2min