Achievements of the Left Hand: Essays on the Prose of John MiltonMichael Lieb, John T. Shawcross |
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... epic poet persists in the belief that " the Poet is the neerest Borderer upon the Orator , and expresseth all his vertues . Indeed , from Milton's point of view , the epic poet derives his moral character from the orator and through ...
... epic poet persists in the belief that " the Poet is the neerest Borderer upon the Orator , and expresseth all his vertues . Indeed , from Milton's point of view , the epic poet derives his moral character from the orator and through ...
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... epic a new kind of epic exemplified by Paradise Regained . This poem , not Paradise Lost , constitutes the truly revolutionary mo- ment in the history of epic poetry . Significantly , Blake , too , uses epic irony in Milton and in the ...
... epic a new kind of epic exemplified by Paradise Regained . This poem , not Paradise Lost , constitutes the truly revolutionary mo- ment in the history of epic poetry . Significantly , Blake , too , uses epic irony in Milton and in the ...
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... epic . The epic was long in dying , but once writing set in the epic took radically new forms . And it had to . Lord's work with the Yugoslavian epic singers shows that illiteracy is a prerequisite for the oral epic singer.49 If he can ...
... epic . The epic was long in dying , but once writing set in the epic took radically new forms . And it had to . Lord's work with the Yugoslavian epic singers shows that illiteracy is a prerequisite for the oral epic singer.49 If he can ...
Contents
MICHAEL LIEB | 55 |
JOHN F HUNTLEY | 83 |
EDWARD S LE COMTE | 121 |
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