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    settings are detailed and important to the plot and characters grow and change throughout the story. There are also many commonly used themes‚ motifs and story occurrences in modern fantasy compositions. The Lion‚ The Witch and The Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis uses many of these. It is an example of a modern fantasy novel‚ as the characters‚ setting and storyline match the criteria for the modern fantasy genre perfectly. There are many motifs and common storyline occurrences associated with the modern

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    Book Review

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    Chronicles of Narnia‚’ and is written by Clive Staples Lewis. This story takes place in London where two small kids named Digory and Polly are normally playing and enter into the room of Digory’s evil Uncle Andrew. Uncle Andrew tricked and sent Digory and Polly to the World Between World’s. There‚ Digory and Polly entered into another world and brought back an evil Queen that destroyed her world and planned to conquer and rule the Earth. C.S. Lewis has written a really good introduction to the world

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    With his allegorical novel The Great Divorce‚ C.S. Lewis intends to educate his readers on the idea that “if we insist on keeping Hell (or even earth) we shall not see Heaven: if we accept Heaven we shall not be able to retain even the smallest and most intimate souvenirs of Hell.” His Great Divorce refers to the absolutely irreconcilable differences‚ as well as the insurmountable distance‚ between Heaven and Hell and between good and evil. He carries out this education by taking his readers on

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    than they appear. The Great Divorce by Clive Staples Lewis shows great theme within its motifs and shows illustrious and unfathomable meanings throughout its symbolism. C.S. Lewis’s states‚ “I saw a great assembly of gigantic forms all motionless‚ all in the deepest silence‚ standing forever about a little silver table and looking upon it. And on the table there were little figures like chessmen who went to and fro doing this and that” (Lewis 143) and though some might think of this quote to be

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    Plot Summary Of A Severe Mercy Sheldon Vanauken’s A Severe Mercy is the story he tells upon reflection of the love he had with Jean Davis‚ or Davy as she would come to be called‚ and the evolution they experienced both as a couple in love and as individuals. It is‚ as much as it is the story of their love‚ the story of their coming to know and love Christianity and its Jesus. The two meet in their late teens and are immediately close. They sit engrossed in conversation for hours at a time

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    The Screwtape Letters

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    The Screwtape Letters By C.S. Lewis The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis is a satirical collection of letters from a highly placed demon‚ Screwtape‚ to his nephew‚ Wormwood‚ a novice demon sent to tempt a newly converted Christian. In a series of letters‚ Screwtape advises Wormwood on how to undermine the faith of his "patient‚" and thus reclaim him from the "Enemy" (God). Each letter is a beautifully crafted description of how the forces of

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    lead you are an embodiment of virtue. This thought does not start and end with Aristotle‚ but also with a more modern writer‚ C.S. Lewis. In his essay “The Way‚” the second essay in his work The Abolition of Man (1944)‚ Lewis acknowledges the a similar idea that man cannot be reduced to impulse or instinct in order to guide your actions. Practical Wisdom is Lewis’ distinction of validating the existence of morals and virtues

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    sleep‚ agonizing over too hard homework assignments and not really knowing what we were doing. However those three years were not that terrible after all. There were moments of joy‚ laughter‚ and most importantly moments of true friendship. As C.S. Lewis said: “Isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes but when you look back everything is different.” I think that in our case that’s true. Reminiscing all of our time together‚ I can’t help but laugh how young‚ excited and eager we

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    borders because one world is the world in which we live‚ and the other is one in which we have to imagine. When we are young‚ our parents read us fairy tales which show us the value of fantasy. In the book The Lion‚ The Witch‚ and The Wardrobe by C.S. Lewis‚ we see how fantasy plays a huge role in this book. There are many different types of creatures in the book‚ which help to create the fantasy behind the book. Narnia is a parallel world which is

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    The Shocking Alternative

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    Deborah Falcon 091457 TH151 – P First Term Paper The chapter that I chose to reflect on for this paper is Chapter 8 from C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity: The Shocking Alternative. For most part‚ the heaviest question asked throughout this chapter is why evil exists‚ and why God allowed it to exist. A human being who is probably sick and tired of all the evil and suffering in the world would say that if only evil can just stop existing – if only suffering would stop. If only human beings

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