Echoes of Lewis

Students closely examine key quotations from C.S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man and analyze their meaning and significance. For each quote, they restate it in their own words, explain Lewis’s central argument, and connect it to the essay’s broader themes. This reflective process builds comprehension and interpretive depth by encouraging students to link textual evidence with philosophical ideas about morality and human nature. The worksheet fosters deeper engagement with primary text analysis and critical reasoning.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Reading Informational Text: Analysis and Interpretation

English Language Arts – Text-Based Evidence and Explanation

Philosophy and Ethics – Interpreting Foundational Moral Concepts

Critical Thinking – Evaluating Quotations and Argumentation

This worksheet is part of our Abolition of Man collection.