Art and World-making
She was the single artificer of the world In which she sang. And when she sang, the sea, Whatever self it had, became the…
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The Evolution of the Crucifixion in Art
Elijah Smith has recently published a seven part essay titled “The Evolution of the Crucifixion in Art” on his blog Things and Stuff. The…
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Ethics and the Implicit Beholder
Lately, I have been thinking about how when we look at a painting we not only complete or finish what the artist began, but…
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C. S. Lewis: Writer and Poet
Review of Part III: Writer (chapters 19-21). Alan Jacobs, “The Chronicles of Narnia,” 265-280; Peter J. Schakel, “Til We Have Faces,” 281-293; Malcolm Guite,…
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C. S. Lewis: Writer (of journeying and heavenly things)
Guest Contributor, Travis Buchanan offers this discussion of Part III: Writer (chapters 16-18). The discussion below assumes familiarity with David Jasper, “The Pilgrim’s Regress…
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C.S. Lewis: Violence and Suffering
Guest Contributor, Ryan Mullins, offers this review of Part II: Thinker (chapters 14-15). Stanley Hauerwas, “On violence,” 189-202; Michael Ward, “On suffering,” 203-222 from Cambridge…
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C. S. Lewis: The Thinker
Guest Contributor, Danny Gabelman, offers this review of Chapters 6-10. Kevin Vanhoozer, “On Scripture,” 75-88; Paul S. Fiddes, “On theology,” 89-104; Charles Taliferro, “On…
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C. S. Lewis: The Professional Scholar
Stephen Schuler, offers this review of Part I: Scholar (chapters 2-5). John V. Fleming, “Literary Critic,” 15-28; Stephen Logan, “Literary Theorist,” 29-42; Dennis Danielson, “Intellectual…
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Cambridge Companion to C. S. Lewis Book Review: Introduction
This coming week will see Transpositions devote its posts to the review of The Cambridge Companion to C. S. Lewis, edited by Robert MacSwain…
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