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... Samson dramatises , rather than argues , the process by which a man becomes a ' true Poem ' and regains the knowledge of God which he lost at some obscure point in the dim and distant past . The real story of Samson concerns not the ...
... Samson dramatises , rather than argues , the process by which a man becomes a ' true Poem ' and regains the knowledge of God which he lost at some obscure point in the dim and distant past . The real story of Samson concerns not the ...
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... Samson and is no longer dangerous to him . His giantship appears ridiculous within the action of the play only because Samson has now come to terms with this aspect of himself . After this , Samson no longer exposes his mind to the ...
... Samson and is no longer dangerous to him . His giantship appears ridiculous within the action of the play only because Samson has now come to terms with this aspect of himself . After this , Samson no longer exposes his mind to the ...
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... Samson finally distinguishes between ' intimate impulse ' and self - glorification . The experience is trapped live within the lines of the verse : as Samson , in a split second , rejects the course for which his rational brooding has ...
... Samson finally distinguishes between ' intimate impulse ' and self - glorification . The experience is trapped live within the lines of the verse : as Samson , in a split second , rejects the course for which his rational brooding has ...
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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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