John MiltonReviews Milton's life and times, discusses his major works, and looks at important themes in his poetry |
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Called by an opponent “ a monster horrible , deformed , huge , sightless ” after
his attack on Salmasius , Milton in his wounded vanity speaks of his own
appearance ( “ my stature is closer to the medium than the small ” ) . But his self -
defense ...
Called by an opponent “ a monster horrible , deformed , huge , sightless ” after
his attack on Salmasius , Milton in his wounded vanity speaks of his own
appearance ( “ my stature is closer to the medium than the small ” ) . But his self -
defense ...
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Lycidas , ” which Milton called a monody or personal lament , is a pastoral elegy
in which the death of one man is universalized in terms of art , nature , rebirth ,
order , and compassion . From the outset , Milton ' s concern with broader issues
...
Lycidas , ” which Milton called a monody or personal lament , is a pastoral elegy
in which the death of one man is universalized in terms of art , nature , rebirth ,
order , and compassion . From the outset , Milton ' s concern with broader issues
...
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The poet ' s task is seen as greater than anything the classical muses of “ th '
Aonian mount ” ( Mount Helicon ) were ever called upon to aid , for , as Summers
says , the narrator knows what readers know , yet he must also be prophetic and
...
The poet ' s task is seen as greater than anything the classical muses of “ th '
Aonian mount ” ( Mount Helicon ) were ever called upon to aid , for , as Summers
says , the narrator knows what readers know , yet he must also be prophetic and
...
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Contenido
Contents | 7 |
The Early Poems | 40 |
Paradise Lost | 135 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 3 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | John Milton A Frederick Ungar book Literature and life series Literature and life: British writers |
| Autor | Gerald J. Schiffhorst |
| Editor | Continuum, 1990 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 11 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 0826404596, 9780826404596 |
| Largo | 189 páginas |
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