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Dorothy L. Sayers - Gaudy Night with Carolyn Weber
Nadya Williams and Carolyn Weber explore the literary significance of Dorothy L. Sayers' 'Gaudy Night', discussing its themes of women's roles in academia, the intersection of murder mysteries and theology, and the nature of what constitutes a classic. They look into Sayers' complex character, her contributions to literature, and the broader implications of her work in the context of 20th-century society.
Chapters
00:00 The Literary Landscape of 1935
03:15 Defining a Classic
04:53 Dorothy L. Sayers: A Complex Figure
09:42 Murder Mysteries and Theology
11:42 Exploring Gaudy Night
19:12 Oxford…
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