Issue Editors: Anne-Frédérique MOCHEL-CABALLERO and Teodora GHIVIRIGĂ

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47743/lincu-2024-vol15-iss1

Published: 30.06.2024

Editorial Note

Editors' Foreword

Anne-Frédérique Mochel-Caballero, Teodora Ghivirigă

5-12

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Articles

The Dauntless Don: How C. S. Lewis Became a Public Intellectual, 1938-1944

Paul E. Michelson

13-36

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“A Critic Who Makes No Claim”: Disrupting Lewis’s (In)Expert Rhetorical Flourishes

Sarah Waters

37-56

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C. S. Lewis on Reality and Metaphor. From Myth to History and Back Again

Estera Federciuc

57-74

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C. S. Lewis’s Laugh at Modernism: The St(r)eam of Consciousness in “The Shoddy Lands”

Iulia-Teodora Driscu

75-88

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C. S. Lewis Contra Mundum: How the Whole World Groaned and Found Itself Modernist

Curtis White

89-105

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C. S. Lewis’s THE GREAT DIVORCE—The Misunderstood Dynamics between the Self and the Other

Raluca Ștefania Pelin

106-120

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C. S. Lewis and Derrida: An Exploration

Melody Green

121-135

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Nobility from George MacDonald to C.S. Lewis

Joyce McPherson

136-149

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Book Reviews and Notes

Cover of Many Times & Many Places

Many Times and Many Places. C. S. Lewis and the Value of History

by K. Alan Snyder and Jamin Metcalf; Hamden CT, Winged Lion Press, 2023, 191 pp. $18.99, ISBN 978-1935688525

Paul E. Michelson

151-155

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