
Analyzing the worldview in J.R.R. Tolkien's books on Middle-earth and Lord of the Rings and seeing how the worldviews in adaptations (i.e. Rings of Power) are good or poor representations of Tolkien's worldview.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Philip brings back Anthony Lee Phillips to continue their discussion on the languages of middle-earth; more specifically the pronunciations, the consonants, the vowels, and the languages of different races such as the Ents. Anthony talks about his ex... more
Philip brings on author Anthony Lee Phillips to discuss Tolkien's Languages. Anthony makes a connection between Tolkien's poetry and what he thought of languages. The discussion moves to the background of the Middle-earth languages and how they are t... more
Philip brings on David Greene to discuss divine intervention, the second of the 4 pillars of tolkien's worldview (Temptation, Divine Intervention, Universal Morality, and Good vs Evil). The key topics they touch on are free will and providence, and c... more
Philip brings on Ashlyn Ohm to discuss a bent Middle-earth, which means that Middle-earth is fallen or corrupted in some way. The two main points of discussion are the downfall ofNumenor (Numenorians turn away from Illuvatar to Sauron) and Morgoth’s ... more
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