C.S. Lewis Famous Imagination QuotesC.S. Lewis The (children's) book is a specimen of the most scandalous escapism: it paints a happiness under incompatible conditions – the sort of freedom we can have only in childhood and the sort we can have only in maturity – and conceals the contradiction by the further pretense that the characters are not human beings at all. C.S. Lewis BestQuotes4Ever.com The (children's) book is a specimen of the most scandalous escapism: it paints a happiness under incompatible conditions – the sort of freedom we can have only in childhood and the sort we can have only in maturity – and conceals the contradiction by the further pretense that the characters are not human beings at all. |
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