John MiltonContinuum, 1990 - 189 páginas |
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... action . The poem's action is essentially intellectual , its intensity arising from the opposition of ideas and wills , from the contrast , as Jon Lawry says , be- tween the promise at Jordan of a union between man and God and the loss ...
... action . The poem's action is essentially intellectual , its intensity arising from the opposition of ideas and wills , from the contrast , as Jon Lawry says , be- tween the promise at Jordan of a union between man and God and the loss ...
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... action is proper , is relieved by Samson's crucial decision ( 1372- 79 ) . Like Job , Samson learns to obey God ... action reflects God's will . He freely chooses to meet his destiny , whatever it might be ; if this seems to be moral ...
... action is proper , is relieved by Samson's crucial decision ( 1372- 79 ) . Like Job , Samson learns to obey God ... action reflects God's will . He freely chooses to meet his destiny , whatever it might be ; if this seems to be moral ...
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... action that fails , whereas the main action succeeds . Manoa speaks of saving his son , even as that son is be- ing destroyed , and cannot see the full mission or victory of Sam- son . The audience feels renewed sympathy because of the ...
... action that fails , whereas the main action succeeds . Manoa speaks of saving his son , even as that son is be- ing destroyed , and cannot see the full mission or victory of Sam- son . The audience feels renewed sympathy because of the ...
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