Milton's Prose Tracts as a Gloss on Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson AgonistesStanford University, 1971 - 648 pages |
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... experience of God remote from the immediate realities of the human condition . Yet , with the logical conviction of his Puritan mind , he did know God , angel , demon and man . If , the poet reasoned with the angel , man is made in the ...
... experience of God remote from the immediate realities of the human condition . Yet , with the logical conviction of his Puritan mind , he did know God , angel , demon and man . If , the poet reasoned with the angel , man is made in the ...
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... experience and insight during this revolutionary period . Because there was in fact a real unity to Milton's life ... experience -- his prose record of that experience may serve readers as a guide to interpreting . his poetry . It would ...
... experience and insight during this revolutionary period . Because there was in fact a real unity to Milton's life ... experience -- his prose record of that experience may serve readers as a guide to interpreting . his poetry . It would ...
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... experience actively . The quality of an experience of something is determined by the nature of what that thing is in itself . Thus one may know good by experience and by understanding at the same time as one may know evil intel ...
... experience actively . The quality of an experience of something is determined by the nature of what that thing is in itself . Thus one may know good by experience and by understanding at the same time as one may know evil intel ...
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