Title
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Out
of the Silent Planet
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Author
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C.S.
Lewis
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Call
Number
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PR6023.E926
O54 1996
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Location
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2nd
Floor Humanities
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Rating
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Recommended
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Book
Review
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Out
of the Silent Planet follows the story of Professor Elwin Ransom who is
abducted and transported to the planet Malacandra by two of his human
acquaintances. While on Malacandra, Ransom seeks refuge with the sea
lion like species known as Hrosses, who closely resemble our Native American
culture in America. Ransom and the Hrosses learn each other’s culture
and lifestyle. Ransom has a negative ethnocentric view of the Hrosses and
believes that they are a lower species based on their hunting and gathering
lifestyle. However, the Hrosses also have a slightly negative
ethnocentric view of the human species who they believe have lost touch with
the spiritual and natural world around them. If you liked moves such as
“Dances with Wolfs,” and “Avatar,” then you will like this book.
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Submitted
By
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James
Taylor
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Department
or Major
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College
of Educational Studies
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Status
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Staff
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Wednesday, June 17, 2015
Out of the Silent Planet
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