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What we see in the Satanic poem of Paradise Lost is unrestrained fancy's parody of revelation . If we take it at face value and regard it as a Satanic epic — if , like the readers of an earlier age , we see Milton's poem as a " work of ...
What we see in the Satanic poem of Paradise Lost is unrestrained fancy's parody of revelation . If we take it at face value and regard it as a Satanic epic — if , like the readers of an earlier age , we see Milton's poem as a " work of ...
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The Satanic poem immediately begins to reverse one of the fundamental impulses of Milton's poem . As Paradise Lost seeks to assimilate the classics into the Christian scheme of things , so Satan's poem seeks to ...
The Satanic poem immediately begins to reverse one of the fundamental impulses of Milton's poem . As Paradise Lost seeks to assimilate the classics into the Christian scheme of things , so Satan's poem seeks to ...
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There would be of course a kind of poetic justice in their discomfiture : in the same way that New Testament allusion ... weak because Milton's poem is so much more imaginative than Bloom's attempt to transume it , weak because Paradise ...
There would be of course a kind of poetic justice in their discomfiture : in the same way that New Testament allusion ... weak because Milton's poem is so much more imaginative than Bloom's attempt to transume it , weak because Paradise ...
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