…which changed my view on many things: Robert C. Allen - The Industrial Revolution: A very short introduction (don't be fooled by the book series, every sentence carries its weight). C.S. Lewis - The Discarded Image (we get so many things wrong about what people before us thought and why).
…it changed over time to adapt to new discoveries, until it finally broke around the time of Galileo & Copernicus. C.S. Lewis wrote a very interesting little work on the Medieval worldview called The Discarded Image that goes into some of this. He was writing mostly as a literary historian, but covers the scientific understanding to the extent that it informed literature. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Discarded_Image
…Alexander Dewdney, The Planiverse Joseph Heller, God Knows Alan Lightman, Einstein's Dreams Non-fiction: Jane Goodall, In the Shadow of Man Gian-Carlo Rota, Indiscrete Thoughts C. S. Lewis, The Discarded Image Michael E. Brown, How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming Robert Kegan, In Over Our Heads Michael Harris, The Atomic Times I may add guilty pleasures like the Legacy of the Force series, but I…
If you are interested in an actual “window into the medieval mind”, I have found none better than C.S. Lewis’s little-known book “The Discarded Image”. It is well-sourced, comprehensive, crunchy, and extremely readable. https://portalconservador.com/livros/C-S-Lewis-The-Discarded...
They believed the universe was ordered and maintained by a celestial hierarchy with the Creator at the top. Places like Middle Earth and Narnia are metaphors of the model. Lewis's "The Discarded Image" is not an easy read, but would help anyone who wants to know more. A more current and more easily understood starting place would be Michael Heiser's "The Unseen Realm", which is squarely theological…
…这改变了我对很多事情的看法：罗伯特·C·艾伦——《工业革命：牛津通识读本》（别被这种丛书名忽悠了，真的是字字珠玑）。C·S·路易斯——《被弃的意象》（关于前人的想法以及他们为何这么想，我们搞错的地方实在太多了）。
…which changed my view on many things: Robert C. Allen - The Industrial Revolution: A very short introduction (don't be fooled by the book series, every sentence carries its weight). C.S. Lewis - The Discarded Image (we get so many things wrong about what people before us thought and why).
…它随着时间推移不断改变以适应新发现，直到伽利略和哥白尼时代才彻底崩解。C·S·路易斯写过一本探讨中世纪世界观的很有意思的小书，叫《被弃的意象》，里面探讨了其中一部分内容。他主要是以文学史学家的视角来写，但也涵盖了当时启发了文学创作的科学认知。http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Discarded_Image
…it changed over time to adapt to new discoveries, until it finally broke around the time of Galileo & Copernicus. C.S. Lewis wrote a very interesting little work on the Medieval worldview called The Discarded Image that goes into some of this. He was writing mostly as a literary historian, but covers the scientific understanding to the extent that it informed literature. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Discarded_Image
…亚历山大·杜德尼《平面宇宙》，约瑟夫·海勒《天晓得》，艾伦·莱特曼《爱因斯坦的梦》。非虚构类：珍·古道尔《黑猩猩在召集》，吉安-卡洛·罗塔《不随意的思想》，C·S·路易斯《被弃的意象》，迈克尔·E·布朗《我如何杀死了冥王星以及它为何罪有应得》，罗伯特·凯根《深入我们的头脑》，迈克尔·哈里斯《原子时代》。我也可能会加上像《原力遗产》系列这种带点内疚快感的小说，但我…
…Alexander Dewdney, The Planiverse Joseph Heller, God Knows Alan Lightman, Einstein's Dreams Non-fiction: Jane Goodall, In the Shadow of Man Gian-Carlo Rota, Indiscrete Thoughts C. S. Lewis, The Discarded Image Michael E. Brown, How I Killed Pluto and Why It Had It Coming Robert Kegan, In Over Our Heads Michael Harris, The Atomic Times I may add guilty pleasures like the Legacy of the Force series, but I…
如果你想找一扇真正“窥探中世纪心灵的窗口”，我觉得没有比C·S·路易斯那本冷门之作《被弃的意象》更好的了。它考据扎实、内容全面、干货满满，而且可读性极强。https://portalconservador.com/livros/C-S-Lewis-The-Discarded...
If you are interested in an actual “window into the medieval mind”, I have found none better than C.S. Lewis’s little-known book “The Discarded Image”. It is well-sourced, comprehensive, crunchy, and extremely readable. https://portalconservador.com/livros/C-S-Lewis-The-Discarded...
如果这篇文章引起了你的共鸣，我推荐读读C·S·路易斯的《被弃的意象》。
I recommend C.S. Lewis’ The Discarded Image if this article resonates.
他们相信宇宙是由一个以上帝为顶点的天体等级秩序所维系和运转的。像中土世界和纳尼亚这些地方，其实就是这个模型的隐喻。路易斯的《被弃的意象》读起来并不轻松，但对任何想深入了解的人都大有裨益。如果要找一个更现代、更好理解的入门起点，可以看迈克尔·海瑟的《未见之境》，那是纯神学角度的…
They believed the universe was ordered and maintained by a celestial hierarchy with the Creator at the top. Places like Middle Earth and Narnia are metaphors of the model. Lewis's "The Discarded Image" is not an easy read, but would help anyone who wants to know more. A more current and more easily understood starting place would be Michael Heiser's "The Unseen Realm", which is squarely theological…