The Silver Chair

Style and Technique

C.S. Lewis in The Silver Chair employs a style characteristic of fantasy literature, with elements of an adventure novel. The language of the work is rich with vivid descriptions and metaphors that help create the magical world of Narnia. Lewis uses dialogues to reveal character traits and advance the plot. The book contains allegories and symbolism, allowing readers to delve deeper into the philosophical and moral themes of the work. The narrative structure is linear, with a clear progression of events, making the storytelling dynamic and engaging. Lewis also incorporates elements of Christian symbolism, adding depth and layers to the work.