John MiltonContinuum, 1990 - 189 páginas |
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... ideal for Virgil than the individual prowess celebrated by the older , oral ( primary ) epics was nationalism . For poets of literary ( secondary ) epics following Virgil , adventure expressed lofty ideals . The simpler world of ...
... ideal for Virgil than the individual prowess celebrated by the older , oral ( primary ) epics was nationalism . For poets of literary ( secondary ) epics following Virgil , adventure expressed lofty ideals . The simpler world of ...
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... Christian redefinition of epic her- oism , Milton challenges the conventional notion of the epic by assigning the leading characteristic of the old heroic ideal - phys- ical valor - to the archfiend . In this way 70 John Milton.
... Christian redefinition of epic her- oism , Milton challenges the conventional notion of the epic by assigning the leading characteristic of the old heroic ideal - phys- ical valor - to the archfiend . In this way 70 John Milton.
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... ideal of magnanimity by balancing action and contemplation . Since God has commanded that the Redemp- tion be effected by a man who will be tried , die , and rise again to Heaven , Christ fulfills the divine will , and his fortitude is ...
... ideal of magnanimity by balancing action and contemplation . Since God has commanded that the Redemp- tion be effected by a man who will be tried , die , and rise again to Heaven , Christ fulfills the divine will , and his fortitude is ...
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