C.S. Lewis’s Greatest Influence, Part IV

Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published C.S. Lewis's Greatest Influence: The Life & Work of George MacDonald was originally recorded for students of Seapointe College, and is now available through The Plunge with Derek Holser. This episode features a conversation with Monika Hilder, Trinity Western University English professor, and co-founder and co-director of The Inklings Institute of Canada. Monika is a first Canadian -born member of her family and as such she explores the meanings of homeland, the plight of the refugee and identity, in short, the importance of story. And in her own work, she has written fiction book, Letters to Annie: a Grandmother Dreams of Fairy Tale Princesses, Princes, and Happily Ever After and has written a trilogy of books regarding C. S. Lewis. Monika and Derek discuss the heroic paradigms of mythology, gender roles and Lewis's writing and Monika addresses the question "C.S. Lewis's Heroic Paradigms: Sexist or Not?"