Milton's 'Paradise Lost'Barnes & Noble, 1962 - 210 pages |
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Page 49
... reason . The terms ' reason ' and ' right reason ' recur perpetually in Paradise Lost , and always in this sense of the human mind moving in natural obedience to God's will ; this it is ' which enables man to discern the chief good and ...
... reason . The terms ' reason ' and ' right reason ' recur perpetually in Paradise Lost , and always in this sense of the human mind moving in natural obedience to God's will ; this it is ' which enables man to discern the chief good and ...
Page 86
... reason in poetry . The distinction between the mental faculty referred to indifferently as the ' imagination ' or ' fancy ' ( the distinction between the two was first made by Coleridge ) , and the faculty variously referred to as the ...
... reason in poetry . The distinction between the mental faculty referred to indifferently as the ' imagination ' or ' fancy ' ( the distinction between the two was first made by Coleridge ) , and the faculty variously referred to as the ...
Page 87
... reason . Reason is superior in all mental activity , including poetry ; it lays the design and directs the execution of a poem as of a prose work . The irrational poetical wit , that fiery Pegasus the imagination , needs always to be ...
... reason . Reason is superior in all mental activity , including poetry ; it lays the design and directs the execution of a poem as of a prose work . The irrational poetical wit , that fiery Pegasus the imagination , needs always to be ...
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action Adam and Eve Adam's argument bioliterary criticism birds Book C. S. Lewis Chaos characters common creation Death describing devils diction divine doctrine Earth effect Eliot English epic epic similes episode Ev'ning Eve's evil expressed F. T. Prince fact Fall fallen angels Father feel fruit glory God's Hakluyt hero heroic Homer human ideas images imagination John Milton Johnson language Latin light lines live love poetry man's means Milton mind modern narrative nature neoclassical obedience Paradise Lost Paradise Regain'd passage passion peace poem poet poet's poetic presented Purchas Raphael reader reason return to Hell revolt Samson Agonistes Satan says seemd seen sense Serpent seventeenth century shade sight simile Skinner speech story style T. S. Eliot tells thee theology things thir thou thought Tidore tion true truth verse voyage Waldock war in Heaven wind woman words