"I LIVED AND KNEW MYSELF": SELF-KNOWLEDGE IN TILL WE HAVE FACES.

TILL We Have Faces: A Myth Retold (Book); LEWIS, C. S., 1898-1963; SELF-knowledge in literature; CUPID (Roman deity); PSYCHE (Greek deity); SELF-deception in literature

A literary criticism of the novel "Till We Have Faces," by C. S. Lewis is presented. It compares the plot of the story to an old myth about Cupid and Psyche. Opinions from different commentators were provided including Clyde S. Kilby, John Sykes, and Chad Walsh. A discussion on Lewis' interpretation of natural human love is detailed. Themes like self-deception are also explored.