C. S. Lewis Readers' Encyclopedia

C. S. Lewis Readers' Encyclopedia
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Thirty-five years after his death, Clive Staples Lewis (1898-1963) only continues to grow in popularity among Christian and secular readers alike. Numerous books about Lewis and his writing have been published. Until now, however, none has offered an exhaustive treatment of his works. In one definitive volume, The C. S. Lewis Readers' Encyclopedia addresses all of Lewis's writings as well as the major themes of his work and life. This masterful book, with more than 50 photographs, gives you a thorough grasp of C. S. Lewis--the man, the thinker, and the wrier. Here at last, for fan, scholar, and critic alike, is a complete guide to Lewis's 52 published books, 153 essays, and numerous miscellaneous writings, including prefaces, letters, book reviews, and poems. The C. S. Lewis Readers' Encyclopedia contains - a biography that examines Lewis as a man of his time and his development as a thinker - a discussion of each of his works - discussions of the topics Lewis dealt with -- people, places, and ideas, scores of which have never before been addressed - a timeline of Lewis's life and writings - extensive cross-referencing throughout - a resource guide.

Description of C. S. Lewis Readers' Encyclopedia:

This encyclopedia of C. S. Lewis's life works includes thoughts and ideas by a wide range of Lewis experts.

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The C. S. Lewis Readers' Encyclopedia contains a biography that examines Lewis as a man of his time and his development as a thinker; a discussion of each of his works; discussions of the topics Lewis dealt with - people, places, and ideas, scores of which have never before been addressed; a timeline of Lewis's life and writings; extensive cross-referencing throughout; and a resource guide.

About Jeffrey D. Schultz:

Jeffrey D. Schultz is a freelance publications manager and reference editor. He has been a student of C. S. Lewis's work for many years, focusing especially on questions of morality and modernity. He lives with his wife and son in Rocky River, OH.;John G. West, Jr. is an assistant professor of political science at Seattle Pacific University and a senior fellow at the Seattle-based Discovery Institute, where he directs the program on religion, liberty, and civic life.

Description of Jeffrey D. Schultz, author of C. S. Lewis Readers' Encyclopedia:

Who is Puddleglum? What are the major themes of The Abolition of Man? You'll find the answers to these and other questions in this comprehensive encyclopedia. Masterfully edited by Schultz, it offers fans, scholars, and critics a thorough guide to Lewis's books, essays, letters, and more. Timelines, a complete bibliography, and extensive cross-references round out this superb resource. 640 pages, hardcover from Zondervan.