Paradise Lost as "myth.", Volumen10Harvard University Press, 1959 - 229 páginas |
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... never dwell , hope never comes That comes to all . ( 1.65-67 ) The poignancy is in the repeated never , for this negative of the happy eternity of Heaven was unknown until this moment . The elliptical phrase , " that comes to all , " is ...
... never dwell , hope never comes That comes to all . ( 1.65-67 ) The poignancy is in the repeated never , for this negative of the happy eternity of Heaven was unknown until this moment . The elliptical phrase , " that comes to all , " is ...
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... never , in itself , a moral principle , so that in the process of accom- modating Milton's moral intuitions , it loses some of the qualities technically belonging to myth , in particular its magical , shape - shifting versatility ...
... never , in itself , a moral principle , so that in the process of accom- modating Milton's moral intuitions , it loses some of the qualities technically belonging to myth , in particular its magical , shape - shifting versatility ...
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... never committed the genetic fallacy which claims that good and evil are rendered indistinguishable when they are seen to have a common source . They are often hard to distinguish , but it is our duty to do so . In reading Paradise Lost ...
... never committed the genetic fallacy which claims that good and evil are rendered indistinguishable when they are seen to have a common source . They are often hard to distinguish , but it is our duty to do so . In reading Paradise Lost ...
Contenido
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE MEANING OF MYTH | 9 |
MILTONS MYTH | 23 |
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