Paradise Lost as "myth.", Volumen10Harvard University Press, 1959 - 229 páginas |
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... final books of the epic . Before the Fall , it faithfully restored each well loved object to the light of day , but now it can swallow them up in its dark backward . Adam speaks wearily to Eve the words that will be echoed by millions ...
... final books of the epic . Before the Fall , it faithfully restored each well loved object to the light of day , but now it can swallow them up in its dark backward . Adam speaks wearily to Eve the words that will be echoed by millions ...
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... final medium for " retrospection and anticipation " is provided by Milton's use of repeated phrases and systems of " key words " or images . Such repetitions are one of the most pervasive unifying forces in the poem , though they do not ...
... final medium for " retrospection and anticipation " is provided by Milton's use of repeated phrases and systems of " key words " or images . Such repetitions are one of the most pervasive unifying forces in the poem , though they do not ...
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... final despairing cry : I would be at my worst ; worst is my Port , My harbour and my ultimate repose , The end I would attain , my final good . ( iii.209–11 ) Paradise Regained is an " answer " to Paradise Lost in several ways ; the ...
... final despairing cry : I would be at my worst ; worst is my Port , My harbour and my ultimate repose , The end I would attain , my final good . ( iii.209–11 ) Paradise Regained is an " answer " to Paradise Lost in several ways ; the ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE MEANING OF MYTH | 9 |
MILTONS MYTH | 23 |
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Términos y frases comunes
abyss Adam and Eve adjectives allegory allusion analogues archetypal Areopagitica Book Cassirer Chaos Christ Christian classical Comus concrete contrast Creation critical dark death deep descend diction dise Lost divine Divine Comedy E. M. W. Tillyard earth echo effect elements Essays eternal evil fable fall fallen angels forces Garden God's Heaven Hell hero Hill Homer human idea Iliad imagery images journey language Last Judgment light lines literal living London Lycidas man's meaning metaphor Milton Milton's epic mind monomyth moral mountain myth Mythical Thought mythological nature night objects once Paradise Lost Paradise Regained passage pattern phrase physical poem's poet poetic poetry prose qualities quest reality Satan sense serpent simile spatial Spirit story structure style suggested Susanne Langer symbols temporal theme things thir thou tion traditional trans truth universe vision W. K. C. Guthrie wander words York