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... metaphor ' of the Golden Chain linking earth and heaven , are images of continual significance to Milton ; they ' interpret ' nature , and their relevance is ultimately to man's inner world , since the ability to perceive the harmonic ...
... metaphor ' of the Golden Chain linking earth and heaven , are images of continual significance to Milton ; they ' interpret ' nature , and their relevance is ultimately to man's inner world , since the ability to perceive the harmonic ...
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... metaphor for integrity . In a true education , something happens within the mind , which metamorphoses a catalogue of things known , into the kind of knowledge which is equivalent to love and virtue . How , then , is this union of the ...
... metaphor for integrity . In a true education , something happens within the mind , which metamorphoses a catalogue of things known , into the kind of knowledge which is equivalent to love and virtue . How , then , is this union of the ...
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... metaphor for the nature of Milton's creative method : ' Milton in every instance pursues his imagination to the ... metaphor of poetic flight with metaphors of receptivity , looking inwards and downwards . Imagery Milton's Search for the ...
... metaphor for the nature of Milton's creative method : ' Milton in every instance pursues his imagination to the ... metaphor of poetic flight with metaphors of receptivity , looking inwards and downwards . Imagery Milton's Search for the ...
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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