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Contenido
Paradise Lost in Miltons career and age | 1 |
2 Lycidas | 7 |
3 Writing in the English Revolution and the Restoration | 11 |
4 Milton s blindness | 19 |
5 Miltons theological heresies | 23 |
Interpreting Paradise Lost 6 Say first what cause Paradise Lost and beginnings | 29 |
Paradise Lost and epic ambition | 31 |
8 The voice of the poet | 37 |
12 God providence and free will | 72 |
13 Miltons Eden | 78 |
14 Adam and Eve and human sexuality | 81 |
15 The material cosmos of Paradise Lost | 89 |
16 War in Heaven | 93 |
17 Creation | 100 |
18 The tragedy of the Fall | 103 |
19 Postlapsarian history and the inner paradise | 111 |
9 Answerable styles | 46 |
daring ambition and heroic ideology | 55 |
geographical place and internal state | 66 |
The literary afterlife of Paradise Lost | 122 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Milton: Paradise Lost Landmarks of World Literature |
| Autor | David Loewenstein |
| Edición | ilustrada, revisada |
| Editor | Cambridge University Press, 2004 |
| ISBN | 052153979X, 9780521539791 |
| Largo | 136 páginas |
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