Imperfect Apprehensions: Essays in English Literature in Honour of G.A. WilkesGeoffrey Little Challis Press, 1996 - 284 pages |
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Page 100
... Lost , from line 561 of Book V to the end of Book VIII , Milton , having begun his epic in medias res , describes what happened before the poem's dramatic narrative commenced : notably , the War in Heaven ( which led to Satan's ...
... Lost , from line 561 of Book V to the end of Book VIII , Milton , having begun his epic in medias res , describes what happened before the poem's dramatic narrative commenced : notably , the War in Heaven ( which led to Satan's ...
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... Lost as a diptych , wherein the focus , again , is more than equally on the Recapitulation , in antithesis with Book I , as the prototypical creative response of the Father to the victory over evil ( in Book VI ) is joyously detailed to ...
... Lost as a diptych , wherein the focus , again , is more than equally on the Recapitulation , in antithesis with Book I , as the prototypical creative response of the Father to the victory over evil ( in Book VI ) is joyously detailed to ...
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... Lost , testifies abundantly to Milton's inexhaustible artistry . Notes 1 2 In G.A. Wilkes , The Thesis of Paradise Lost , Sydney , 1961 , p.19 . Wilkes , p.19 . 3 Wilkes , p.37 . 4 Marcel Proust : A Biography , London , 1996 , Vol.2 , p ...
... Lost , testifies abundantly to Milton's inexhaustible artistry . Notes 1 2 In G.A. Wilkes , The Thesis of Paradise Lost , Sydney , 1961 , p.19 . Wilkes , p.19 . 3 Wilkes , p.37 . 4 Marcel Proust : A Biography , London , 1996 , Vol.2 , p ...
Contents
Acknowledgements iii | 11 |
Narcissus Called to Account | 18 |
Old Age | 44 |
Copyright | |
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