Kolbe Academy & Magdalen College Present The Literature and Thought of CS Lewis

Day/Time: Thursday from 4:30-5:30 pm Eastern

Begins Thursday, January 27^th

Last lecture will be Thursday, May 12^th

Final test for students open May 16-19

Grade Levels: 9-12

Books: The Great Divorce, Till We Have Faces, Perelandra (Use/purchase your own copy, or check out from the library.)

Description: Join Dr. Anthony Esolen, a professor at Magdalen College, in a semester literature study of some of CS Lewis’ most interesting works. Dr. Esolen will lecture students on assigned reading and lead them in discussion throughout the semester. For those wanting to take the course for high school literature credit, 3 papers, weekly reading quizzes, and an exam on each book will be provided and graded by Dr. Esolen’s Kolbe teaching assistant.

College Credit: Students who attend Magdalen College in the future may be eligible to receive college credit for this course. In order to do so, you must enroll in Option 1 (5 credit course) below.

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OPTION 1

Course Title: The Literature and Thought of CS Lewis

Credit Type: 5 High School Literature Credits

Course Code: WL12CSLZZK-1

Tuition: $399

OPTION 2

Course Title: The Literature and Thought of CS Lewis

Credit Type: Audit Status, No Credits Issued

Course Code: WL12CSLZZG-1

Tuition: $349

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