Into the Wardrobe and Beyond: the worlds of C. S. Lewis
Roy PeacheyWelcome to this exploration of the Chronicles of Narnia and C. S. Lewis's other wonderful books.
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Silence in Narnia and That Hideous Strength
I hope some time to be able to write about the work I have done for my PhD in Theology and Literature (‘Seven Types of Silence: Literature and Liturgy in a Secular Age’), but I probably ought to finish the PhD first or my supervisor will st...
Education in Narnia
Schools don’t get a great press in Narnia. One of the Pevensies’ first acts as Kings and Queens of Narnia is to liberate “young dwarfs and young satyrs from being sent to school,” a decision Aslan clearly commends because he also liberates ...
Narnian names
Let’s consider some of the names Lewis chose for his Narnian characters. Some of them, like Puzzle and Shift in The Last Battle, look obvious. Puzzle is often puzzled by the situations in which he finds himself and Shift is clearly shifty. ...
On failure and hope in Narnia
Though The Silver Chair, as with all the Narnia books, ends happily, it is arguably the bleakest of the series. The children make terrible mistakes from the very start and there are times when hope seems to be almost wholly extinguished. So...
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