A sword between the sexes? : C.S. Lewis and the gender debates - Van Leeuwen, Mary Stewart, 1943- (Grand Rapids, MI : Brazos Press, 2010)
Contents : Introduction -- Surprised by Jack : an ambivalent journey -- A more fundamental reality than sex? C.S. Lewis's views on gender -- "Mere" Christianity : sources and results of Lewis's views on gender -- "Not the only fundamental difference" : the Edwardian world of C.S. Lewis and Dorothy L. Sayers -- A better man than his theories : C.S. Lewis as a mentor and colleague to women -- "You can only get to know them" : C.S. Lewis and the social sciences -- Men are from earth, women are from earth : the psychology of gender since C.S. Lewis -- "Nature speaks chiefly in answer to our questions" : C.S. Lewis and some neglected issues in the psychology of gender -- "True to the kind of things we are" : C.S. Lewis and family life -- "Suppressed by Jack" : the two sides of C.S. Lewis.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Lewis, C. S. -- 1898-1963.; Sex role -- Religious aspects -- Christianity