Women and C.S. Lewis: What his life and literature reveal for today's culture
What his life and literature reveal for today's culture
by Carolyn Curtis, Mary Pomroy Key, Holly Ordway, Jeanette Sears, David C. Downing, Devin Brown, Malcolm Guite, Joy Jordan-Lake, Steven Elmore, Andrew Lazo, Mary Poplin, Christin Ditchfield, Lyle W. Dorsett, Paul McCusker, Crystal Downing, Kasey Macsenti, John Stonestreet, Kelly Belmonte, Brad Davis, Randy Alcorn, Monika Hilder, Don W. King, Kathy Keller, Colin Duriez, Crystal Hurd, Michael Ward, Alister E. McGrath, Brett McCracken
2015·288 pages·en
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- 9780745956947
About this book
Some critics accuse C.S. Lewis of sexism and misogyny, but is this true? This title explodes this myth and shows how his approach to women is pertinent to contemporary culture. Inspired directly by the life and writings of Lewis (assessing his female characters, as well as his relationships with women in his life such as his mother and wife), it explores the many facets of his relationships with women by addressing seven key areas - Lewis the man; Lewis the novelist; Lewis the apologist; Lewis the poet; Lewis the scholar; Lewis, the influencer; and Lewis the mentor.