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Personal Heresy: A Controversy
is a back-and-forth exchange between C.S. Lewis and E.M.W. Tillyard on the topic of whether imaginative literature is primarily influenced by the author or by the subject matter. Lewis’ argument is that the author’s personality and history have little effect on the finished work, while Tillyard contends the opposite. This unique format allows reads to see the pros and cons for both positions, educating readers more completely than if they had read a singular book from one perspective or the other. 182 pages with deckled edges, softcover with French Flaps. Part of the Harper Lewis C.S. Lewis Signature Classics series.
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