The Cambridge Companion to C.S. Lewis

Having read through this thought‐provoking Cambridge Companion to C.S. Lewis, I have come to realise that my own knowledge of Lewis is limited to childhood recollections of the Narnia books, and his essay The Allegory of Love which was required reading during my English literature undergraduate degree. What I was less aware of was his contribution to theological and philosophical debate, nor the degree to which he appears to divide theological scholars.

This particular companion has been placed within the Religion series, rather than the Literature series. On the surface this seems a surprising choice: popular knowledge of Lewis...