Remembering and Repeating: Biblical Creation in Paradise LostCambridge University Press, 1988 - 144 páginas As a reinterpretation of Milton, this study engages the ideas of Freud, Nietzsche, and Derrida. However, the author derives her thesis from Milton's own debt to ancient Biblical sources. The Bible, says Schwartz, offers Milton a pattern of repeated beginnings that informs his depiction of the universe and characterizes his poetic and interpretative processes. This original reading of the Bible enables a powerful rereading of Paradise Lost. |
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... creation , repetition , and return The two falls The Satanic will Adamic return Notes Works cited Index 88788 60 66 77 83 91 91 94 103 111 129 137 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In a book concerned with the ritual commemoration of vii.
... creation , repetition , and return The two falls The Satanic will Adamic return Notes Works cited Index 88788 60 66 77 83 91 91 94 103 111 129 137 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In a book concerned with the ritual commemoration of vii.
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... Satan's journey through the darkness of chaos brings him to the precincts of the sun and issues in Milton's invocation to light . Eve's nightmare gives way to an aubade . Even Satan's nocturnal designs of rebellion are quelled in the ...
... Satan's journey through the darkness of chaos brings him to the precincts of the sun and issues in Milton's invocation to light . Eve's nightmare gives way to an aubade . Even Satan's nocturnal designs of rebellion are quelled in the ...
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... Satan offers the temptation to forget , and to forget the Creator , the Redeemer , is to fall . Satan's question haunts a poem persistently engaged in inquiring into origins : " who saw / When this creation was ? remember'st thou / Thy ...
... Satan offers the temptation to forget , and to forget the Creator , the Redeemer , is to fall . Satan's question haunts a poem persistently engaged in inquiring into origins : " who saw / When this creation was ? remember'st thou / Thy ...
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... Satan's stubborn will to reenact his battle with substitutes entraps him in an endless cycle he cannot escape . In contrast , Adamic repetition is repetition with a difference , one that can not only accommodate innovation , but is ...
... Satan's stubborn will to reenact his battle with substitutes entraps him in an endless cycle he cannot escape . In contrast , Adamic repetition is repetition with a difference , one that can not only accommodate innovation , but is ...
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And the sea was no more Chaos vs creation | 8 |
The unclean realm | 11 |
Cosmogonic conflict | 24 |
Chaos and the fall | 31 |
Secret gaze or open admiration The invitation to origins | 40 |
Curiosity and knowledge | 41 |
Things visible to mortal sight | 53 |
Remember and tell over Creation in sacred song | 60 |
Cosmic liturgy | 77 |
Paradise Lost as hymn | 83 |
Yet once more Recreation repetition and return | 91 |
The Satanic will | 94 |
Adamic return | 103 |
Notes | 111 |
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137 | |
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Remembering and Repeating: On Milton's Theology and Poetics Regina M. Schwartz Vista previa limitada - 1993 |
Remembering and Repeating: Biblical Creation in Paradise Lost Regina M. Schwartz Sin vista previa disponible - 2011 |
Términos y frases comunes
abyss Adam and Eve Adam's angels astronomy atoms aubade Augustine battle becomes beginning Bible Biblical Biblical Genre Book commemoration compulsive cosmic cosmogonic cosmos created creation narrative Creator curiosity dark death debt deep depicts Derrida distinction divine doctrine drama earth epic eternal event evil exodus expression fall Freud Genesis George Wither gratitude heaven hell holy human hymn of praise Ibid infernal inquiry invocation knowledge Lewalski light liturgy Lord loss Lycidas memory Milton Milton's chaos Muse myth narcissism narrator Nativity Ode object offers origin Orpheus Paradise Lost Paradise Regained pleasure principle poem poet poetic poetry prayer Press Princeton Univ psalms Raphael redemption remember Renaissance repeat repetition revenge Ricoeur ritual sabbath sacred Samson Agonistes Satan scopophilia sense serpent sight sing song speaks Stanley Fish stars Symbolism tells temptation thee theodicy things thir thou Tiamat tradition trans unclean universe utterance voice voyeur war in heaven words
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