The Lofty Rhyme: A Study of Milton's Major PoetryRoutledge & K. Paul, 1970 - 190 pagina's |
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Pagina 43
... heavens there lies the heaven of heavens . Augustine's description of that heaven helps to put before us the climactic stage of the poem's upward movement . I have heard your voice loud and clear telling me that that creation of yours ( the ...
... heavens there lies the heaven of heavens . Augustine's description of that heaven helps to put before us the climactic stage of the poem's upward movement . I have heard your voice loud and clear telling me that that creation of yours ( the ...
Pagina 60
... Heaven cannot be treated as the problem of Heaven alone . In the contrast between the two Trinities Milton makes it clear that he knows what he wants to do and that , like all artists who have felt within themselves the rights of their ...
... Heaven cannot be treated as the problem of Heaven alone . In the contrast between the two Trinities Milton makes it clear that he knows what he wants to do and that , like all artists who have felt within themselves the rights of their ...
Pagina 108
... heaven it is not to demonstrate anything so simple as versatility or even to keep the reader's mind on the poem . Paradise Lost creates a symbolic universe : internally symbolic in the sense that each element in the poem tells us ...
... heaven it is not to demonstrate anything so simple as versatility or even to keep the reader's mind on the poem . Paradise Lost creates a symbolic universe : internally symbolic in the sense that each element in the poem tells us ...
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The Constant Core | 1 |
in order serviceable | 11 |
the inglorious likeness | 23 |
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achievement Adam Adam and Eve Adam's aesthetic affirmation Areopagitica Arminianism aware Baroque becomes blindness brief epic centre chastity Chorus Christ Christian Complete Prose Comus Comus's confrontation context contrast creation creative criticism darkness decisive decorum described divine dramatic Enneads Epilogue Eve's evil force freedom Geneva Bible God's grace Harapha heaven hell interpretation John Milton judgement kingdom knowledge Lady language last judgement Lewalski light lines London look Lycidas man's Manoa masque meaning ment Michael mind move movement Nativity Ode nature offered Paradise Lost Paradise Regained passage passion pastoral Patrides pattern perfect perhaps phrase PL XI poem poem's poet poetic poetry prevenient grace reader reason recognition recognize Renaissance response Samson Agonistes Satan sense shape simile stanza structure style suggest T. S. Eliot temptation things tion tradition tragedy truth understanding victory virtue W. B. Yeats whole word Yeats