Establishes Lewis as an animal theologian of real importance
Explores a fascinating alternative understanding of Lewis's work
Situates animals in Lewis's writings within a theological and ethical discourse

Establishes Lewis as an animal theologian of real importance Explores a fascinating alternative understanding of Lewis's work Situates animals in Lewis's writings within a theological and ethical discourse Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Autorentext
Michael J. Gilmour is Associate Professor of English Literature and New Testament at Providence University College, Canada. He is a Fellow of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics and the author of Eden's Other Residents: The Bible and Animals .

Zusammenfassung
Establishes Lewis as an animal theologian of real importance
Explores a fascinating alternative understanding of Lewis's work
Situates animals in Lewis's writings within a theological and ethical discourse

Inhalt

1. Introduction.- 2. Genesis and Peaceful Coexistence.- 3.Genesis and Humanity's Dominion.- 4. Genesis and Paradise Lost.- 5. Genesis and Food.- 6. Genesis and the Animal-Human Community.