John MiltonRoutledge, 2014 M07 15 - 248 páginas This collection of selected writings represents the best of recent critical work on Milton. The essays cover all stages of his career, from the early poems through to the later poems of the Restoration period, especially Paradise Lost. Professor Patterson includes British and American critics such as Michael Wilding, Victoria Kahn, James Grantham Turner and Mary Ann Radzinowicz and guides the reader through the varied ways Milton's achievement has been explored and debated by modern criticism. |
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2 Dating Milton | 24 |
3 What Its Like to Read L Allegro and II Penseroso | 32 |
4 Miltons Early Radicalism | 39 |
5 The Politics of Miltons Early Poetry | 46 |
Subjectivity and the Moment of Censorship | 65 |
7 The Intelligible Flame | 74 |
8 No Meer Amatorious Novel? | 87 |
10 The Politics of Paradise Lost | 120 |
Undoing the Canonical Economy | 142 |
Losing Paradise Lost to History | 165 |
13 Allegory and the Sublime in Paradise Lost | 185 |
Samson Agonistes in its Historical Moment | 202 |
Notes on Authors | 226 |
Further Reading | 229 |
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