Apr 25, 2012

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From the Library of C. S. Lewis: Discovering the Joy of Reading Old Books

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Andrew Lazo, photo by Lancia E. Smith.

How can C. S. Lewis help us develop a rich literary life of the mind? This inaugural episode of the podcast series “From the Library of C. S. Lewis” introduces the key concepts of “looking at” and “looking along”, and invites listeners to join in a wonderful journey into the best of old books with Lewis as guide!

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Suggested reading:

C. S. Lewis: “Meditation in a Toolshed,” from God in the Dock

C. S. Lewis: An Experiment in Criticism

 

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  1. Kevin Belmonte says:
    April 25, 2012 at 8:42 am

    Congratulations Andrew, and congratulations Hieropraxis, for posting such fine meditation on one of C.S. Lewis’s finest essays! A pleasure to listen to, with much to profit from…

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