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Article 14 - The Baby And The Berlin Wall - Mario Spann
Article 14 - The Baby And The Berlin Wall - Mario Spann
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Article 16 - Cold - John Gifford
Article 22 - Poems - Jerry Giddens
Article 21 - Just Look - Danielle Wagner
Article 17 - Fried Cheesecake - Megan Wilkinson
Article 20 - Grumpy Speaks - Brenda Finnegan
Article 24 - Bring The Kids - J . Elaine White
Article 12 - From Predator To Protector - The Paradigm Shift In America's Werewolf - Melanie Mcleod
Article 12 - From Predator To Protector - The Paradigm Shift In America's Werewolf - Melanie Mcleod
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Article 25 - Sparrows In The Supermarket - Will Watson
Article 25 - Sparrows In The Supermarket - Will Watson
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Article 23 - Control Freak - J . Elaine White
Article 26 - The Bad Poem - Will Watson
Article 28 - Genogram - Barbara Scott
Article 30 - I'Ll Seek The Waves - Melinda L. Boudreaux
Article 30 - I'Ll Seek The Waves - Melinda L. Boudreaux
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Article 31 - Upon Finding Yourself In An Empty Room That Is Gradually Becoming More Crowded And Accumulating Dense Layers Of Feminine Noise - Lee Hope
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Article 27 - Poems - J . Elaine White
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Article 32 - Humans, An Invasive Species? - Ashley Yount
Article 32 - Humans, An Invasive Species? - Ashley Yount
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Article 29 - Ashes And Gin - Ward Watson
King Maker In The Mind Of The Maker, Mark Eckel
King Maker In The Mind Of The Maker, Mark Eckel
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
"The mind of the maker and the Mind of the Maker are formed on the same pattern, and all their works are made in their own image." Dorothy Sayers goes to great lengths to expose a Christian view of creativity. Seen from a First Testament perspective, Sayer's ideas conform closely to human kingship originally intended by God; the vestigates of the robes remain.
In this paper I will seek to intersect Sayer's views of The Creator, the creature, creation, and creativity with the biblical-cultural connections in Genesis 1. What does it mean to be made in God's image in the …
A Day In The Life Of A Hero: The Three Unities In C.S. Lewis's Neo-Classical Romance, Joe R. Christopher
A Day In The Life Of A Hero: The Three Unities In C.S. Lewis's Neo-Classical Romance, Joe R. Christopher
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
C.S. Lewis's "The Nameless Isle" is, if one ignores the first fifty-seven lines as an introduction, curiously shaped to meet the requirements of the Three Unities as the Renaissance and as Neo-classicism understood Aristotle's Poetics. Or at least two of them. The Unity of Place is obvious: all the action is set on the same isle. The Unity of Plot may be debatable since the dwarf has more to do with the resolution of the conflict than the hero does, but at least there is only one basic conflict. And, most impressive of the Three, all the action occurs on …
C.S. Lewis, Thomas Wolfe, And The Transatlantic Expression Of Sehnsucht, Jedidah Evans
C.S. Lewis, Thomas Wolfe, And The Transatlantic Expression Of Sehnsucht, Jedidah Evans
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
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Once A Queen Of Glome, Always A Queen Of Narnia: Orual And Susan's Denial Of The Divine And Redemption Through Grace, Kat Coffin
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
Susan Pevensie is one of the most misunderstood characters in C.S. Lewis' classic series, The Chronicles of Narnia. Writers such as Neil Gaiman, J.K. Rowling, and Philip Pullman have declared the character's face as a reflection of Lewis' sexism and misogyny, further claiming that Susan's exclusion from the final book of the series was due to her penchant for lipstick and nylons. Feminist criticism has found Susan's treatment pointedly gendered, displaying Lewis' supposedly negative attitude towards traditional forms of femininity.
While "the problem of Susan" has garnered critical response, little thought has been given to Susan in relation to Orual, …
The Wars We Sing Of: Modern And Medieval Warfare In Tolkien's Middle-Earth, Alethea Gaarden
The Wars We Sing Of: Modern And Medieval Warfare In Tolkien's Middle-Earth, Alethea Gaarden
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
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The Artistry Of C.S. Lewis: An Examination Of The Illustrations For Boxen And The Chronicles Of Narnia, Kathryne Hall
The Artistry Of C.S. Lewis: An Examination Of The Illustrations For Boxen And The Chronicles Of Narnia, Kathryne Hall
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
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The Wizard In The Well: The Transmogrification Of The Mythical Merlin In C.S. Lewis's That Hideous Strength, Mark R. Hall
The Wizard In The Well: The Transmogrification Of The Mythical Merlin In C.S. Lewis's That Hideous Strength, Mark R. Hall
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
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Maleeldil And Mutual Society: A Modern Woman's Defense Of Jane Studdock, Crystal Hurd
Maleeldil And Mutual Society: A Modern Woman's Defense Of Jane Studdock, Crystal Hurd
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
Over the past few decades, many scholars and casual readers have derided C.S. Lewis as a misogynist for the "expulsion" of Susan from Aslan's Country. However, closer examinations of Lewis's underlying philosophy and previous experiences with women lend us exceptional insight into his changing perspective as well as his portrayal of feminine characters. Written before his wildly popular The Chronicles of Narnia, Lewis's science fiction or Ransom trilogy provides a glimpse into his developing talents as a fiction writer but also provides crucial commentary on the gender issues plaguing the twentieth century. This paper will investigate, through his correspondence, …
George Macdonald And J.R.R. Tolkien On Faerie And Fairy Stories, Paul E. Michelson
George Macdonald And J.R.R. Tolkien On Faerie And Fairy Stories, Paul E. Michelson
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
The paper discusses the ideas of George MacDonald and J.R.R. Tolkien on Faërie and Fairy Stories, based on an analysis of MacDonald's essay "The Fantastic Imagination," Tolkien's "On Fairy-Stories," Tolkien's correspondence, and Tolkien's unpublished introduction to MacDonald's The Golden Key.
What Lewis Never Wrote: Quotes Misattributed To The Oxford Professor Don, William O'Flaherty
What Lewis Never Wrote: Quotes Misattributed To The Oxford Professor Don, William O'Flaherty
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
Most people today rely on the Internet for quotations and their sources. While C.S. Lewis is frequently very quotable, there are many quotes attributed to him that he never wrote. This talk will present those quotes frequently falsely attributed to Lewis, provide proof that he never said them, and (where possible) show who wrote them. Examples are: "You don't have a soul. You are a Soul. You have a body," and "You are never too old to set another goal or dream a new dream." Additionally the talk will explore what these non-Lewis quotes say about a culture looking for …
Lewis In The Dock (Part 2): A Brief Review Of The Secular Media's Coverage Of The 50th Anniversary Of C.S. Lewis's Death, Richard James
Lewis In The Dock (Part 2): A Brief Review Of The Secular Media's Coverage Of The 50th Anniversary Of C.S. Lewis's Death, Richard James
Inklings Forever: Published Colloquium Proceedings 1997-2016
In 1999, I presented a paper here at this colloquium on the secular print media's response to the 1998 C.S. Lewis Centenary Celebration. In 2014, it seems only natural to do a similar paper on the secular media's coverage of the 50th anniversary of Lewis's death which also included the dedication in Poets' Corner in Westminster Abbey of a memorial stone in his honor. The number of articles again abound, even more than in 1998. This second paper will consider articles by syndicated literary, news and religious columnists from secular newspapers and periodicals; internet postings by public TV and secular …