Beyond the Wardrobe: C.S. Lewis as Closet Arthurian

Fiona Tolhurst

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Medieval Literature and History Themes in Literature Analysis Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Although C.S. Lewis is known today primarily for his defense of the Christian myth and creation of the mythical world of Narnia, he was a closet Arthurian throughout his literary career who produced works, in verse as well as prose, that reflect a passionate engagement with the Arthurian legend.

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