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Preface
Codes Used for Collected Works
African-American Women Writers
Anthologies
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Supplement: Additional Writers and Sources, 1988-1991
Index
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John Rison
reviewed A bibliographical guide to African-American women writers on November 09, 2011
A bibliographical guide to African-American women writers
One of the best studies I've ever read of C.S. Lewis's social and ethical thought. It's a very meaty, meditative analysis that at the same time is accessible and readable -- quite an accomplishment. Meilaender argues that Lewis's central premise in his theological works is: "All human beings are made for life in community with God (and, thereby, with one another)." This vision is brilliantly illustrated in this book, and I'd recommend this study to anyone who wants to look more deeply into C.S. Lewis's thought.
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