Voice and Crisis: Invocation in Milton's PoetryArchon Books, 1984 - 130 pages |
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... tion . To the extent that the ode is itself a foreshadowing of epic , its opening appeal may be regarded as Milton's first conception of epic invocation . Through its wide ranging across past and future ( the Fall , the Incarnation ...
... tion . To the extent that the ode is itself a foreshadowing of epic , its opening appeal may be regarded as Milton's first conception of epic invocation . Through its wide ranging across past and future ( the Fall , the Incarnation ...
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... tion ; and in the Hebrew studies pursued at St. Paul's and Cambridge , there is every reason to believe he would have become acquainted even with Hebrew versification . It seems probable , in fact , that the " criti- cal art " he claims ...
... tion ; and in the Hebrew studies pursued at St. Paul's and Cambridge , there is every reason to believe he would have become acquainted even with Hebrew versification . It seems probable , in fact , that the " criti- cal art " he claims ...
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... tion , of Secret refreshings , that repair his strength , And fainting spirits uphold . . . ( 665-66 ) a story whose very action will turn on " Some rousing motions , " as Samson puts it , " which dispose / To something extraordinary my ...
... tion , of Secret refreshings , that repair his strength , And fainting spirits uphold . . . ( 665-66 ) a story whose very action will turn on " Some rousing motions , " as Samson puts it , " which dispose / To something extraordinary my ...
Contents
The Pattern of Invocation in Miltons Poetry | 11 |
Paradise Lost | 45 |
Voice and Crisis | 63 |
Copyright | |
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Adam allusion apotropaic beginning blind Burning Oracle Cambridge Christian classical crisis dark defense divine dramatic echoes Eliade enemies English epic invocations epic poetry Epic Voice evil dayes final Greek hast heart and pure Heav'n Heav'nly Muse holy Light human voice hymn Il Penseroso imagination inspiration invocation to Book invocation to light invocations of Paradise invokes James Hastings John Burnaby John Milton L'Allegro Lament London Lord Lycidas lyric man's Martz Milton's epic Milton's invocations Milton's poetry Milton's Verse Muse Orpheus Paradise Lost Paradise Regained passage pastoral Patrem pattern Penseroso Pindar poem poem's poet's poetic Poetry of Meditation praise prayer Prologue prophetic prose psalmist Psalms reader Reason of Church Samson Agonistes Satan secret seems sense Shamanism sing song spirit stanza Studies Stygian sublime theme thir thou Tibullus Tillyard tion tradition Trans transcendent translation triumph turn unto upright heart Urania vision vocation words Yale University Press