Things Unattempted: A Study of MiltonHumanities Press, 1983 - 154 pagina's |
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... writing of a national epic , an Arthuriad , glorifying the English nation . His involvement in political affairs and his responsibility as Secre- tary for Foreign Tongues in the time of Cromwell did not allow him . to concentrate on the ...
... writing of a national epic , an Arthuriad , glorifying the English nation . His involvement in political affairs and his responsibility as Secre- tary for Foreign Tongues in the time of Cromwell did not allow him . to concentrate on the ...
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... writing this elegy Milton followed the pastoral tradition coming from Greek and Latin pastoral verse , the Idylls of ... writing Lycidas . Milton seems to be still not satisfied with himself and his prepara- tion for writing an epic at a ...
... writing this elegy Milton followed the pastoral tradition coming from Greek and Latin pastoral verse , the Idylls of ... writing Lycidas . Milton seems to be still not satisfied with himself and his prepara- tion for writing an epic at a ...
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... writers make the mistake of ' intermixing Comic stuff with Tragic sadness and gravity . ' Milton gives this elaborate explanation to justify his own choice of writing a tragedy comparable to the trage-- dies of Aeschylus , Sophocles and ...
... writers make the mistake of ' intermixing Comic stuff with Tragic sadness and gravity . ' Milton gives this elaborate explanation to justify his own choice of writing a tragedy comparable to the trage-- dies of Aeschylus , Sophocles and ...
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Milton And The Sublime | 1 |
Lyric Harmonies | 10 |
Ibid p 140 | 11 |
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