Abolition Of Man

All well-known cultures are active under the values. Many people have different precise principles, but most apply to the concept of natural law. Or as C. S. Lewis mentioned in "Abolition of Humanity". This special book discusses human influence on basic values ​​that existed since the development of self-rational thinking. However, his view seems contradictory, he thinks that transcending Tao is meaningless.

The abolition of men, the abolition of men, the publication of books in 1943, especially related to the formation of English to teach school VAMP, CS Lewis, educational 1 and moral values, and educational reflections originally mysterious In February 1943, as part of Durham, a memorial lecture, three lectures were presented at the university. Many people think this is the most important book for Lewis. He thinks that both family education and school education need to be carried out within moral law and objective values.

"Abolition of mankind" is a book written by C. S. Lewis in 1943. Warning the subtitle "Education, especially concerning the school's advanced English language education" as a starting point for defending "objective values ​​and natural laws", and the result of exclusion and cancellation. "Publish" those things. It defends it as worth pursuing science, but criticizes criticizing the value of value or the value itself of science and defining it to exclude these values. This book was presented at the Newcastle King's College (part of the University of Durham) as a Riddle commemorative lecture for three lectures of evening from 24th to 26th February 1943.

The situation I mentioned was what C. S. Lewis proposed in "abolition of mankind". The starting point for the three lectures of Lewis was to consider Alexander King and Martin Catherley's 1940 British textbook "Controlled Language" which Lewis called "Green Book". This text is written for English equivalent to an American high school student. Textbooks refute traditional values, ideas, events, behaviors worthy of our support or opposition. In other words, this book rejects the concept of natural law and objective truth, ie, justice and evil, good and evil, the necessity of culture, and the validity of emotions such as beauty, courage, patriotism .