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... opposition between reason and passion is , of course , personified in the opposition between the Lady and Comus . She , on the one hand , is the living embodiment of the Miltonic ideal of rational liberty . Trapped in Comus's palace ...
... opposition between reason and passion is , of course , personified in the opposition between the Lady and Comus . She , on the one hand , is the living embodiment of the Miltonic ideal of rational liberty . Trapped in Comus's palace ...
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... opposition between reason and passion in Milton's writings . He assumes , quite wrongly , that Milton experienced this opposition as a tension , that he was , at least in part , a proto - romantic , that reason and passion enter into ...
... opposition between reason and passion in Milton's writings . He assumes , quite wrongly , that Milton experienced this opposition as a tension , that he was , at least in part , a proto - romantic , that reason and passion enter into ...
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