Milton: Comus and Samson Agonistes : a CasebookJulian Lovelock Macmillan, 1975 - 253 pagina's |
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... least till within a very late period . But not to lose sight of the main subject . It is obvious from what has been seen of the nature of Masks , that they contained a good deal of real poetry , and might have been very entertain- ing ...
... least till within a very late period . But not to lose sight of the main subject . It is obvious from what has been seen of the nature of Masks , that they contained a good deal of real poetry , and might have been very entertain- ing ...
Pagina 114
... least superficially attractive , they can range wherever they will . This allows very great scope for pas- sionate declamation , rich sensuousness , persuasive logic and all the poet's other arts . But God in contrast , and the angels ...
... least superficially attractive , they can range wherever they will . This allows very great scope for pas- sionate declamation , rich sensuousness , persuasive logic and all the poet's other arts . But God in contrast , and the angels ...
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... least shalt miss ( 915-27 ) One can reasonably doubt whether a woman who came , as the critics say , to gloat over the misery of the husband whom she hated , a woman who did not believe in her own sincerity , would make such a selfless ...
... least shalt miss ( 915-27 ) One can reasonably doubt whether a woman who came , as the critics say , to gloat over the misery of the husband whom she hated , a woman who did not believe in her own sincerity , would make such a selfless ...
Inhoudsopgave
Acknowledgements | 7 |
Introduction | 13 |
Early Criticism | 21 |
Copyright | |
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action Aeschylus allegory allusion beauty characters Chorus Christian classical Comus Comus's critics Cupid and Psyche Dagon Dalila darkness despair divine doctrine of chastity doctrine of virginity doubt drama E. M. W. Tillyard Elder Brother enchanted English Epilogue Euripides evil experience Faerie Queene faith feel final God's Greek Harapha hath heaven heavenly Hebrew Hellenic Herakles human ideal imagination interpretation Israel Johnson Lady Lady's light lines Ludlow Castle Manoa Mask masque masque form masque's meaning ment Milton mind moral natural level neo-classic order of grace order of nature Paradise Lost Paradise Regained passion pastoral perhaps Philistines Platonic play poem poet poetry present question reader reading reason religious Samson Agonistes scene seems sense song soul speech Spenser Spirit Stanley Fish strength symbol temperance temple temptation thee things thou thought tion tragedy tragic true Venus and Adonis verse virtue whole words