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... represents , for Milton , the ultimate humiliation for an imaginative thinker . One sees from these two episodes in ' Comus ' how Milton's dramatic deployment of the new medium of blank verse gives him the opportunity to marry wider ...
... represents , for Milton , the ultimate humiliation for an imaginative thinker . One sees from these two episodes in ' Comus ' how Milton's dramatic deployment of the new medium of blank verse gives him the opportunity to marry wider ...
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... represent an expansion of the metaphor of man's ship rigged with curses dark . - The respective interventions of ... represents the transformation of his uncontrollable emotion , into potential action - mental action . After this has ...
... represent an expansion of the metaphor of man's ship rigged with curses dark . - The respective interventions of ... represents the transformation of his uncontrollable emotion , into potential action - mental action . After this has ...
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... represents not a revision of previous work , but a totally new approach by Milton to the subject of how man may know God and , amidst the flux of life , learn to distinguish true from false approaches to life . Samson dramatises ...
... represents not a revision of previous work , but a totally new approach by Milton to the subject of how man may know God and , amidst the flux of life , learn to distinguish true from false approaches to life . Samson dramatises ...
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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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