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Hugo Dyson had much in common with Lewis and Tolkien. He fought in World War I, and like Tolkien was educated at Exeter College, albeit shortly after Tolkien had taken his degree. Hugo Dyson was a tutor in English at Reading University—about 20 miles from Oxford—from 1925 until 1945, when he moved to Oxford as Fellow of English at Merton ...
Hugo Dyson. Henry Victor Dyson Dyson (7 de abril de 1896–6 de junio de 1975), conocido como Hugo Dyson (aunque firmaba sus libros como H. V. D. Dyson ), era un académico inglés miembro de la tertulia de los Inklings. Era cristiano practicante, y junto con J. R. R. Tolkien convenció a C.S. Lewis para que se convirtiera a la fe cristiana.
Dyson first met C.S. Lewis in 1930, and the latter was struck by Dyson’s probing philosophical intellect and the depth of his Christian convictions. It was Hugo Dyson, along with J.R.R. Tolkien, who had a long talk with C.S. Lewis in September 1931 about the “Dying God” myth, a talk which lasted well into the night and paved way for Lewis’s own conversion.
Hugo Dyson (Q2271933) From Wikidata. Jump to navigation Jump to search. British academic and writer (1896-1975) Henry Victor Dyson Dyson; edit. Language Label Description
Tolkien and Hugo Dyson also played a pivotal role in Lewis's now famous conversion from theism to Christianity. On 19 September 1931 Dyson and Tolkien had gone to Magdalen to dine with Lewis and went on to enjoy an after-dinner stroll along Addison's Walk, a leafy path that runs through part of the college along the River Cherwell.
Hugo Dyson, friend of C.S. Lewis & Tolkien. > Quotes. (?) “Man without art is eyeless; man with art and nothing else would see little but the reflection of his own fears and desires.”. “Oh. no, not another fucking elf!”. 2 quotes from Hugo Dyson, friend of C.S. Lewis & Tolkien: 'Man without art is eyeless; man with art and nothing else ...
Hugo Dyson: An Update (Note) Abstract . Updates Bratman’s 1997 essay on Inkling Dyson in Mythlore #82. Additional Keywords . Dyson, Hugo—Biography; Inklings—History—1939-1945 . This notes and letters is available in Mythlore: A Journal of J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, and
