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... Fall . In the poem itself there is a twofold fall , the fall of the angels and the fall of man . But these two specific falls are only , as it were , ' case studies ' of a wider problem , the problem of the fall - in - general , and it ...
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... fall of man . It is no longer either disobedience per se or , still less , the search for forbidden knowledge , which characterises that fall . Rather , the fall consists essentially in the triumph of passion over reason . Raphael's ...
... fall of man . It is no longer either disobedience per se or , still less , the search for forbidden knowledge , which characterises that fall . Rather , the fall consists essentially in the triumph of passion over reason . Raphael's ...
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... fall , the fall of man , which constitutes the primary subject of the poem , follows as a direct consequence of the first . For the defeated Satan determines to revenge himself upon God by seducing man into evil . In his attempt to ...
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