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 A reflection on 1952's "On Three Ways of Writing for Children."
Season 8's schedule:
"On Three Ways of Writing for Children" "Sometimes Fairy Stories May Say Best What’s to Be Said" Lewis & Latin "On the Reading of Old Books" Our Journey through Narnia The LeFay Fragment "On Stories" "On Fairy-Stories" We plan to start The Princess & the Goblin in the fall.
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Shift the Ape persuades Puzzle to impersonate Aslan.
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Dr. Jason Baxter discusses how Great Books influenced the mind of Lewis.
Dr. Baxter teachers Great Books at the University of Notre Dame. He writes on the relevance of medieval thought and literature, and, especially, medieval theology and Dante. In his popular writing and lectures, he talks about the arts, travel and literature, technology and humanism, science and culture, and modernity in light of the ancient world. He is the author of numerous books, including An Introduction to Christian Mysticism, The Infinite Beauty of the World: Dante's Encyclopedia and the Names of God, Falling Inward: Humanities in the Age of Technology, A Beginner’s Guide to Dante’s Divine Comedy, and, most recently, The Medieval Mind of CS Lewis: How Great Books Shaped a Great Mind.
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King Tirian and Jewel investigate the return of The Lion.
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Tirian and Jewel meet Shift after turning themselves in.
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Andrew Smith helps us understand Lewis' views on Scientism and how it differs from Science.
Andrew Smith is the Dean of Academics at Veritas School in Virginia. He has been a teacher and administrator in classical Christian schools for twenty years. Before joining Veritas, he was Director of Upper School at The Geneva School in Florida and Head of Upper School at Westminster Academy, in Memphis, Tennessee. Andrew’s academic work has focused primarily on Rhetoric in curriculum development and teacher training. From 2008-2010, he hosted the Memphis Rhetoric Symposium, and since then he has been a consultant and teacher trainer for several schools. Additionally, he is a National Alcuin Fellow and the Mid-Atlantic Director for the program.
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