C.S. Lewis: Memories from a Student

The transcript discusses CS Lewis's academic career at Oxford and Cambridge, highlighting his dedication to teaching and his personal engagement with students. It also recounts personal experiences of attending his lectures and the impact of his teaching style. Additionally, it describes the author's correspondence with Lewis, seeking guidance on Christian mysticism and Arthurian literature, showcasing Lewis's willingness to help students beyond the classroom.

Where did CS Lewis accept a chair position after his time at Oxford?

• Princeton

• Yale

• Cambridge

• Harvard

What was a unique aspect of CS Lewis's lectures according to the narrator?

• They were always two hours long

• He used multimedia presentations

• He showed concern for students' comfort

• He never took questions

How did CS Lewis demonstrate his concern for students during lectures?

• By giving extra credit

• By providing snacks

• By holding lectures outdoors

• By starting and ending lectures at specific times for comfort

What subject was the narrator preparing to lecture on when they sought help from CS Lewis?

• Arthurian literature

• Victorian novels

• Modern poetry

• Shakespearean drama

How did CS Lewis respond to the narrator's requests for information?

• He referred them to a library

• He sent detailed replies in longhand

• He invited them to his home

• He ignored them