Surprised by the Feminine: A Rereading of C. S. Lewis and Gender proposes that Lewis's highly nuanced metaphorical view of gender relations has been misunderstood precisely because it challenges Western chauvinist assumptions of sex and gender.
This highly insightful and entertaining study of theological feminism in Lewis’s Cosmic Trilogy will be compelling for anyone interested in fantasy literature, Inklings scholarship, gender discourse, ethical and spiritual discourse, literature and theology, and cultural studies in general.
A Grandmother's Dreams of Fairy Tale Princesses, Princes, & Happily Ever After
Exploring the enduring allure of fairy tales, this book presents a grandmother's heartfelt letters to her granddaughter over twenty-five years. Through thirty-three insightful correspondences, it delves into the themes of dreams, wisdom, and the pursuit of happiness. The letters blend spiritual and literary reflections, encouraging readers to confront life's challenges with courage and love. This unique narrative not only celebrates the magic of fantasy stories but also offers profound guidance for navigating life's complexities at any age.
Suitable for those interested in children's and fantasy literature, Inklings scholarship, gender discourse, literature and theology, and cultural studies, this book proposes that Lewis' highly nuanced metaphorical view of gender relations has been misunderstood precisely because it challenges Western chauvinist assumptions on sex and gender.