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What did C.S. Lewis mean by “men without chests”? And what happens when reason and emotion become disconnected?
In The Abolition of Man, C.S. Lewis argues that moral judgment and rightly ordered emotions are essential to what makes us human. Fr. Gregory Pine and Fr. Bonaventure Chapman explore Lewis's powerful imagery of the head, chest, and belly—and why the loss of objective values threatens our very humanity.
Drawing on Plato's understanding of the soul, the friars discuss the relationship between reason, feelings, virtue, and moral formation.
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