John MiltonReviews Milton's life and times, discusses his major works, and looks at important themes in his poetry |
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Milton may seem to state rather than suggest , but , when we finish reading or
hearing a passage , we often see that he suggests more than we at first suspect .
His is a densely allusive style . His syntax , an influence on many later poets ...
Milton may seem to state rather than suggest , but , when we finish reading or
hearing a passage , we often see that he suggests more than we at first suspect .
His is a densely allusive style . His syntax , an influence on many later poets ...
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In a passage rich in biblical allusions , the Messiah appears on the third day of
the battle as majestic judge . He is also the victorious savior , whose resurrection
on the third day will signify his triumph over sin and death . The Son ' s climactic ...
In a passage rich in biblical allusions , the Messiah appears on the third day of
the battle as majestic judge . He is also the victorious savior , whose resurrection
on the third day will signify his triumph over sin and death . The Son ' s climactic ...
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If , according to the mythic subtext of Paradise Regained , the wilderness of
temptation symbolizes life itself , the poem can be seen as representing the
individual ' s ideal passage through life to salvation . The Son , then , represents
Man ...
If , according to the mythic subtext of Paradise Regained , the wilderness of
temptation symbolizes life itself , the poem can be seen as representing the
individual ' s ideal passage through life to salvation . The Son , then , represents
Man ...
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Contenido
Contents | 7 |
The Early Poems | 40 |
Paradise Lost | 135 |
Derechos de autor | |
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