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Both Freud and Lewis wrote prolifically throughout their lives on a wide range of topics, from memoirs and essays to children's stories to grand treatises that explored new psychological frontiers. These 10 readings — five from Freud and five from Lewis — are excerpts from several of their best-known works. The selections lend context for several of the most memorable insights and arguments that each man makes within The Question of God.
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From The Future of an Illusion
(1927) chapter IV ![]() |
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From Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life
(1955) chapter XIV ![]() |
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From The Future of an Illusion
(1927) chapter VII and VIII ![]() |
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From Mere Christianity
(1952) book 1, chapter 2 ![]() |
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From Civilization and Its Discontents
(1930) chapter II ![]() |
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From Mere Christianity
(1952) book 3, chapters 7 & 9 ![]() |
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From Civilization and Its Discontents
(1930) chapter VI ![]() |
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From The Four Loves
(1960) chapter VI ![]() |
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From Moses and Monotheism
(1939) part III, section II, chapter II ![]() |
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From A Grief Observed
(1961) chapters 1, 2 & 3 ![]() |
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