The Abolition of Man
by C. S. Lewis
C. S. Lewis examines the foundations of moral education and warns against the abandonment of objective values in teaching and society.
About This Book
The Abolition of Man presents a critique of modern educational trends that dismiss traditional moral principles.
C. S. Lewis argues that removing objective values from teaching undermines the very basis of ethical thought.
The work explores how subjective approaches to morality can lead to unintended societal consequences.
Lewis calls for a renewed recognition of universal standards that guide human conduct and judgment.
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