C.S. Lewis and Nature

Update: 2010-09-07

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1983/07/13. Discusses Lewis's love the countryside, aversion toward cities, and perspectives on nature. Evan Gibson, Professor Emeritus of English. C.S. Lewis Institute.

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C.S. Lewis and Nature

Evan Gibson

C.S. Lewis and Nature