Charles Williams and C. S. Lewis

Paul S. Fiddes is Professor of Systematic Theology in the University of Oxford (2002), Senior Research Fellow of Regent's Park College, Oxford, and Honorary Fellow of St. Peter's College, Oxford. He took first-class degrees in English (1968) and Theology (1970) in the University of Oxford, gained a DPhil in Theology from Oxford (1975) and was awarded a DD from Oxford (2004). He was Fellow in Christian Doctrine at Regent's Park College Oxford (1975-1989) and Principal of the College 1989-2007. He is Doctor Honoris Causa of the University of Bucharest, and a Fellow of the British Academy (2020).

• Part I: The 'Secret Road' of Friendship 1: Two Lives Converge: 1936-1939 2: Together in Oxford: 1939-1945 3: Life After Death: 1945-1963 Part II: Ways of Exchange 4: Charles Williams and the Word of Co-inherence 5: Charles Williams and the Promise of Co-Inherence 6: C. S. Lewis and the Idea of Co-inherence 7: C. S. Lewis and a New Turn to Charles Williams Part III: A Collaboration in Co-inherence 8: Romantic Love and the Arthurian Myth: Divergence and Convergence in Charles Williams and C. S. Lewis Part IV: Further Studies in Co-inherence 9: The Web of the World: Charles Williams and William Blake 10: The Impossible Possibility: Charles Williams and Karl Barth 11: From Equilibrium to Exchange: The First Four Novels of Charles Williams 12: From Exchange to Co-inherence: Three More Novels of Charles Williams 13: The Great Dance in C. S. Lewis' Perelandra 14: The Poetics of Desire in Thomas Traherne and C. S. Lewis Part V: The Theology of Co-inherence 15: Co-inherence and Relations in the Trinity

the book as a whole is of scholarly value and can be useful for those interested to learn more about co-inherence and how Williams and Lewis employ this in their writings, and may lead to greater understanding of these authors