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600 Pages, Some Significant Items

Posted by Joel Heck on Sunday, August 30, 2020,
This update includes some significant changes in addition to the usual correction here and there, improvement of the prose to make it more readable, the elimination of one redundancy, and the like. It includes correspondence between Lewis and Durham University over his Riddell Lectures in 1943, the lectures that later formed The Abolition of Man. W. R. Niblett, Acting Registrar of Durham University, was Lewis's primary contact. This update also includes some correspondence between Lewis and G...
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Letters to Geoffrey Shepherd

Posted by Joel Heck on Thursday, April 23, 2020,
Ordinarily I wouldn't upload a new version of the chronology four days after the previous upload. This version is only 750 words longer than the previous version. But two things have happened. First, I have completed the tedious task of proofreading of the first one hundred pages. I will update the chronology with every additional one hundred pages--it's too long a task to wait until it's entirely finished. But primarily, it is because Steven A. Beebe has sent me a compilation of the fourteen...
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This is the latest Lewis chronology in Word format:

Chronologically Lewis February 1 2023.docx Chronologically Lewis February 1 2023.docx
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All Spotlights.pdf All Spotlights.pdf
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TheCompleteWorksofCSLewis.pdf TheCompleteWorksofCSLewis.pdf
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The file that appears below lists all works of C. S. Lewis in chronological order (now 528 in number) in the location where they were first published or delivered (if spoken) as far as I am able to determine. Corrections are welcome. This version, slightly revised and added on May 13, 2020, includes a corrected date for "Transposition" on June 9, 1946.

This file describes what is happening in Oxford, Cambridge, the UK, and Europe at the time that Lewis writes his various poems, essays, and books, dividing the life and writings of Lewis by academic topic, i.e. English, Philosophy, History, etc. 

Intellectual History of Oxford and Cambridge.pdf Intellectual History of Oxford and Cambridge.pdf
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