A fascinating look at the fantasy and philosophy of C.
Lewis and J.
R Tolkien.
The two men were friends and fellow professors at Oxford, renowned Christian thinkers who both found it necessary to create for the purposes of their fiction other worlds--not utopias or dystopias, but different worlds.
The great importance of Lewis and Tolkien] is that they have succeeded in restating certain traditional values--in a way that they make an imaginative appeal to a very wide audience, young and old, traditionalist and non-traditionalist.
--Richard Purtill, Author, J.
Tolkien: Myth, Morality, and Religion.
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Ignatius Press Lord of the elves and eldils: fantasy and philosophy in c.s. lewis and j.r.r. tolkien, paperback/richard purtill
