The Muse's Method: An Introduction to Paradise Lost, Svazek 10Chatto & Windus, 1962 - Počet stran: 227 |
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... inevitably , a falsification of vital experience . We are reading Milton's poem today , however , at a distance of almost three hundred years ; and we are millennia farther from the paradisiacal state in which apprehension is both ...
... inevitably , a falsification of vital experience . We are reading Milton's poem today , however , at a distance of almost three hundred years ; and we are millennia farther from the paradisiacal state in which apprehension is both ...
Strana 88
... inevitably reminded of William Blake and D. H. Lawrence . Blake was wrong about a great many things in Paradise Lost , and he did not understand Milton's theology ; but when he and his wife , nude in their own garden , read Milton's ...
... inevitably reminded of William Blake and D. H. Lawrence . Blake was wrong about a great many things in Paradise Lost , and he did not understand Milton's theology ; but when he and his wife , nude in their own garden , read Milton's ...
Strana 131
... inevitable the traditional means of warfare in the traditional wars , the trust in the material means in this warfare inevitably limits power . We had expected the flytings , but we had not expected such irony , so much " derision ...
... inevitable the traditional means of warfare in the traditional wars , the trust in the material means in this warfare inevitably limits power . We had expected the flytings , but we had not expected such irony , so much " derision ...
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Preface page | ix |
The Beginning | 11 |
Satan Sin and Death | 32 |
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