![person holding a map like syllabus, illustration](https://www.boisestate.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/145/2019/08/Syllabus-Header.jpg)
Syllabus
By the time our class is over you should be able to:
- Identify topics that lead to a discussion
- Write a clear and concise 300-word essay
- Identify the main influences in the lives of Sayers and Lewis
- Appreciate the art of writing
Course Syllabus Text Keys:
- Dorothy Sayers (D)
- Reluctant Convert (R)
- The Screwtape Letters (Letters)
- Sayers and Lewis (SL)
- Zinsser (Z)
WEEK ONE: (August 20-22)
Introduction
WEEK TWO (August 27 – 29)
Letters (Preface and chapters 1-2); Z (Introduction, chapters 1-2); R (Introduction, chapters 1-2);
WEEK THREE (September 3 – 5)
Letters (chapters 3-5); Z (chapters 3 and 5); R (chapters 3 and 5)
WEEK FOUR (September 4 – 5)
Letters (chapters 7-7); Z (chapters 5-6); R (chapter 7 to Epilogue); McGrath
WEEK FIVE (September 17 – 19)
Letters (chapters 8-9); Z (chapter 7); D (pages 161-185 Sayers One); first 300-word essay due
WEEK SIX (September 24 – 26)
Letters (chapters 10-11); Z (chapter 8); D (pages 186-216 Sayers Two)
WEEK SEVEN (October 1 – 3)
Letters (chapters 12-13); Z (chapter 9); SL (Introduction to chapter 2)
WEEK EIGHT (October 8 – 10)
Letters (chapters 14-15); Z (chapter 10); SL (chapter 3); second 300-word essay due
WEEK NINE (October 15 – 17)
Letters (chapters 16-17); Z (chapter 11); SL (chapter 4)
WEEK TEN (October 22 – 24)
Letters (chapters 18-19); Z (chapter 22); SL (chapter 5)
WEEK ELEVEN (October 29 – 31)
Letters (chapters 20-21); Z (chapter 23) SL (chapter 6)
WEEK TWELVE (November 5 – 7)
Letters (chapters 22-23); Z (chapter 24); SL (chapter 7); third 300-word essay due
WEEK THIRTEEN (November 12 – 14)
Letters (chapters 24-25); Z (chapter 25); D (pages 186-216 Sayers Two)
WEEK FOURTEEN (November 19 – 21)
Letters (chapters 26-27); D (pages 186-216 Sayers Two)
WEEK FIFTEEN (December 3 – 5)
Letters (chapters 28-31