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... Milton's ideal marriage is one in which the demands of reason and passion are harmonised , that is , in his view , one in which passion is subordinated ... Milton formulates a theory of politics in 112 JOHN MILTON AND THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION.
... Milton's ideal marriage is one in which the demands of reason and passion are harmonised , that is , in his view , one in which passion is subordinated ... Milton formulates a theory of politics in 112 JOHN MILTON AND THE ENGLISH REVOLUTION.
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... Milton , argues that Milton's poetic language is merely ' artificial and conventional ' , 8 that his imagery is general , rather than particular , and that his essentially rhetorical style results in a dislocation between the surface ...
... Milton , argues that Milton's poetic language is merely ' artificial and conventional ' , 8 that his imagery is general , rather than particular , and that his essentially rhetorical style results in a dislocation between the surface ...
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... Milton himself as uncertainly torn between the rival claims of reason and passion . Thus Hill gives much more credence than it deserves to the notion of Milton as a proto - romantic poet , if not a covert supporter of the devil's party ...
... Milton himself as uncertainly torn between the rival claims of reason and passion . Thus Hill gives much more credence than it deserves to the notion of Milton as a proto - romantic poet , if not a covert supporter of the devil's party ...
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A Note on the Problem of Aesthetics | 18 |
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