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The Restitution of Man: C. S. Lewis and the Case against Scientism is unavailable, but you can change that!

A trained philosopher and intellectual historian as well as a writer of genius, C. S. Lewis was one of the most lucid, profound, and eloquent critics of reductive scientific materialism. The Restitution of Man examines the conflict between scientific materialism and the classical Christian philosophical tradition as it has taken place since the seventeenth century. It examines Lewis’ role as...

consiste nel non perdere mai di vista l’importanza della sapienza metafisica.2 Maritain knows also that science without sapientia [sapience, wisdom] is blind, and he adds that the salvation of human culture in its totality consists in never losing sight of the importance of metaphysical sapientia. Metaphysical wisdom—sapientia—is a specific mode of knowing that Lewis sought to defend and propagate in his writing; it is at the core of the perennial philosophy that has seemed to grow so weak in the
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