Leadership Philosophy in the Fiction of C.S. Lewis by Aaron Perry

Leadership Philosophy in the Fiction of C.S. Lewis by Aaron Perry

Author:Aaron Perry
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9783030415082
Publisher: Springer International Publishing


The childish chiding comes in the form of a very simple, very annoying, very revealing game.“Ransom,” it said.

“Well?” said Ransom.

“Nothing,” said the Unman. …

“Ransom,” it said again.

“What is it?” said Ransom sharply.

“Nothing,” it answered.

Again there was silence; and again, about a minute later, the horrible mouth said:

“Ransom!”

How could it be that the fate of a world was found in these two characters, one given to the divine and the other given to the demonic? The agents of greater principals are becoming like the principals they serve. Lewis writes about Weston’s aims and purposes by saying,On the surface, great designs and an antagonism to Heaven which involved the fate of worlds: but deep within, when every veil had been pierced, was there, after all, nothing but a black puerility, an aimless empty spitefulness content to sate itself with the tiniest cruelties, as love does not disdain the smallest kindness? (p. 106).



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