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Thinking With the Inklings
As a Catholic scholar who is also a fan of the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, Owen Barfield and their friends, I have, through the years, written several essays which reflect upon their writings. Some of them have been traditional in form — critical essays looking to present their beliefs. Others, however, have gone beyond mere exploration of their beliefs; in them, I seek to think along with the Inklings, that is, to see how some of their ideas might impact my own religious and philosophical views.
In this collection, you will find examples of both.
Section I: Essays on the Inklings
4 Introduction
10 Should John Wain Be Considered An Inkling?
17 The Allegory of the Cave
29 J.R.R. Tolkien: A Catholicized William Morris?
57 The Significance of Adam Fox
Section II: Thinking with the Inklings
66 Overcoming the Great Divorce
107 C.S. Lewis and the Mind-Only Prison
115 On Three Representations of the Antichrist
129 Love and Lust
135 How Much is Too Much?
140 On Multiple Worlds and Multiple Incarnations
155 We Are Technological Magi
174 Context Is Everything
Section III: Reviews
180 Doctor Faustus
187 The Legend of Sigurd and Gudrún
190 Till We Have Faces
196 Eager Spring: The Coda of the Inklings
The Road Goes Ever On 
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