C.S. Lewis, The Discarded Image, The Heavens

Both C.S. Lewis's discussion of the imaginative effect of the heavens in the medieval cosmology and its effect in the 'romantic' universe are consequential, both in observing his fiction but also the broader implications of a change in cosmology such that it disappears as a subject of interest to our contemporaries.
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[@labanshinda9710]

Heaven declares The Glory of God. Thank You for sharing❤

[@TheLookingGlassAU]

So, in Revelation where it says the cowards, theives, ... And all liars are outside the city from heaven, the medieval person saw themselves as current sinners who would eventually gain entrance into the heavens?
Ir did they think of the heavens like the big wave that you have to get through before you reach Aslan's country in Dawn Treader?

[@LitProf]

Yes

[@nanibaka2703]

Will u ever do Albert Camus?

[@LitProf]

I would like to but he’s not part of my usual teaching material.