Very few Lewis scholars capture the richness of Lewis's thought in the way Owen Barfield described it: “somehow what he thought about everything was secretly present in what he said about anything.” In his provocative and illuminating treatment of Lewis's view of higher education, Goetz has done exactly that.

Justin D. Barnard, Professor of Philosophy, Union University, USA

Thoughtful and thought-provoking. Stewart Goetz provides an important contribution both to Lewis scholarship and to the wider conversation about the purpose and value of education.

Michael Ward, Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of Oxford, UK

Stewart Goetz has emerged as a leading Lewis scholar, particularly with respect to Lewis's philosophical writing. In this book he makes a convincing case that Lewis saw the fundamental purpose of higher education to be the pleasure and happiness it brings. Lovers of Lewis will naturally find this book to be a delight!

Jerry L. Walls, Professor of Philosophy, Houston Christian University, USA