Eucatastrophe and Co-inherence in the Urban Utopian Vision of Charles Williams

<div>Charles Williams is perhaps best known for his association with the Oxford writing group formed in the early twentieth century known as ‘The Inklings’.</div><div>While the members of this group had much in common, including a shared Christian faith, their creative visions differed in both form and content. In particular, Williams differed from his better known colleagues, C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien, in the presentation of a unique utopic vision of the urban world.</div>