New Memory
The Wood between Worlds
SCOTT BENZEL
SEP 27, 2024
Caption: still from The Mandela Effect (2019)
Caption: The Wood between Worlds from C.S. Lewis’ The Magician’s Nephew
New Memory: The Wood between Worlds originated with Aaron F…Between Worlds
Caption: Figure 1: Region I is the ‘pocket’, which has a large inner metric diameter. II is the transition region from the blown-up part of space to the ‘normal’ part. It is the region where B varies. From region III outward …
Clive Staples Lewis
writer · 3 mentions across 2 readings
In this course
C.S. Lewis appears primarily as a source of fictional worldbuilding—specifically the concept of the Wood between Worlds from *The Magician's Nephew*—that the course repurposes as a metaphor for shared false memories and collective narrative collapse (the "Mandela Effect"). His imaginative architecture of liminal spaces between worlds provides a literary frame for understanding how distributed systems, collective consciousness, and contested realities emerge at the intersection of technology and social meaning-making.
Mentioned in 2 readings
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