A Companion to MiltonThomas N. Corns John Wiley & Sons, 15 apr 2008 - 544 pagina's The diverse and controversial world of contemporary Milton studies is brought alive in this stimulating Companion.
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Pagina 11
... language. Milton's sequence employs familiar Petrarchan topics: his lady's beauty and virtue are `the bows and arrows of love' (Sonnet II, line 7); potent fire flashes from her eyes which are like suns; and the humble, devoted lover ...
... language. Milton's sequence employs familiar Petrarchan topics: his lady's beauty and virtue are `the bows and arrows of love' (Sonnet II, line 7); potent fire flashes from her eyes which are like suns; and the humble, devoted lover ...
Pagina 15
... language, perverse rhetoric, political manipulation and demagoguery. By contrast, he portrays heaven as a unique place, a celestial city combining courtly magnificence and the pleasures of pastoral nature. The mixture of heroic, georgic ...
... language, perverse rhetoric, political manipulation and demagoguery. By contrast, he portrays heaven as a unique place, a celestial city combining courtly magnificence and the pleasures of pastoral nature. The mixture of heroic, georgic ...
Pagina 17
... language of liberty and bondage associates Milton's blank verse with (it is implied) the restoration of English liberty from the bondage of Stuart tyranny (Zwicker 1987: 249), making Milton's epic an aesthetic complement to republican ...
... language of liberty and bondage associates Milton's blank verse with (it is implied) the restoration of English liberty from the bondage of Stuart tyranny (Zwicker 1987: 249), making Milton's epic an aesthetic complement to republican ...
Pagina 29
... languages and his sense of Greek tragedy combine to express his ruminations, as he sought for a tragic theme. At page 34 we read a run of the hellenizing epithets: `Elias in the mount. 2 Reg. 1 oreibates. or better Elias Polemistes ...
... languages and his sense of Greek tragedy combine to express his ruminations, as he sought for a tragic theme. At page 34 we read a run of the hellenizing epithets: `Elias in the mount. 2 Reg. 1 oreibates. or better Elias Polemistes ...
Pagina 30
... languages gave him best access to the classical evidence, they gave him equivalent access to evidence from many more ages and cultures. Among these we must include the Bible and biblical history, because he read exegesis in Latin and ...
... languages gave him best access to the classical evidence, they gave him equivalent access to evidence from many more ages and cultures. Among these we must include the Bible and biblical history, because he read exegesis in Latin and ...
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PART II Politics and Religion | 107 |
PART III Texts | 211 |
PART IV Influences and Reputation | 445 |
PART V Biography | 481 |
Consolidated Bibliography | 499 |
General Index | 521 |
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