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In Paradise Lost the poet and the prophet , or to put it otherwise , the poet as creator and the poet as critic , meet but fail to coalesce , come even into conflict with one another , leave on the reader's mind and imagination ...
In Paradise Lost the poet and the prophet , or to put it otherwise , the poet as creator and the poet as critic , meet but fail to coalesce , come even into conflict with one another , leave on the reader's mind and imagination ...
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be trying to transform the predicament of a particular poet with a particular aim at a particular moment in time into a ... function of Shakespeare and the constrictive menace of Milton are permanent characteristics of these two poets .
be trying to transform the predicament of a particular poet with a particular aim at a particular moment in time into a ... function of Shakespeare and the constrictive menace of Milton are permanent characteristics of these two poets .
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poet who can ordinarily be of use to other poets . There are those who suggest , to one or another of their successors , something which they have not done themselves , or who provoke a different way of doing the same thing : these are ...
poet who can ordinarily be of use to other poets . There are those who suggest , to one or another of their successors , something which they have not done themselves , or who provoke a different way of doing the same thing : these are ...
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Preface | 3 |
Joseph Addison sıx Spectator PAPERS ON Paradise Lost | 23 |
Jonathan Richardson EXPLANATORY NOTES AND REMARKS | 54 |
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