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... Paradise Lost becomes transmuted into two poems of a deliberately contained , reflective quality , in which the action is specifically internal . Paradise Regained and Samson Agonistes provide an interesting contrast to each other and ...
... Paradise Lost becomes transmuted into two poems of a deliberately contained , reflective quality , in which the action is specifically internal . Paradise Regained and Samson Agonistes provide an interesting contrast to each other and ...
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... Paradise Lost , this begins- rather than ends - with the prominence of the poet : ' I ' who sung the Garden . It is he who sings recovered Paradise , rather than ' Sing heavenly Muse ' ; the request for inspiration falls into a ...
... Paradise Lost , this begins- rather than ends - with the prominence of the poet : ' I ' who sung the Garden . It is he who sings recovered Paradise , rather than ' Sing heavenly Muse ' ; the request for inspiration falls into a ...
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... Paradise Lost ' ( Berkeley , Cal . , 1972 ) . ' The Plant of Fame in Lycidas ' , MS , 4 ( 1972 ) . Rosenblatt , J. P. , ' The Mosaic Voice in Paradise Lost ' , MS , 7 ( 1975 ) . Rosenburg , J. D. , ' Keats and Milton : The Paradox of ...
... Paradise Lost ' ( Berkeley , Cal . , 1972 ) . ' The Plant of Fame in Lycidas ' , MS , 4 ( 1972 ) . Rosenblatt , J. P. , ' The Mosaic Voice in Paradise Lost ' , MS , 7 ( 1975 ) . Rosenburg , J. D. , ' Keats and Milton : The Paradox of ...
Contents
Miltons Newenlightened World | 22 |
Milton and the Genius of the Shore | 40 |
Miltons Search for the Idea of the Beautiful | 76 |
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