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His audience is the Angel , or the angels , and his readers are assumed to share their views . The narrator is concerned to anticipate angelic objections : “ Some will say . Is not God alone the Prolific ? I answer ... " ( MHH 16 ) .
His audience is the Angel , or the angels , and his readers are assumed to share their views . The narrator is concerned to anticipate angelic objections : “ Some will say . Is not God alone the Prolific ? I answer ... " ( MHH 16 ) .
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It is a tribute to Blake's genius in understanding the dramatic nature of the piece that now , with the case of The Marriage all but made , an Angel breaks in with the reaction of the conventional mind to the whole business .
It is a tribute to Blake's genius in understanding the dramatic nature of the piece that now , with the case of The Marriage all but made , an Angel breaks in with the reaction of the conventional mind to the whole business .
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At the conclusion of the Angel's view of the narrator's eternal lot , both the Angel and the narrator witness a conflagration taking place , and from the East ( direction of origins ) , “ distant about three degrees " a vision of ...
At the conclusion of the Angel's view of the narrator's eternal lot , both the Angel and the narrator witness a conflagration taking place , and from the East ( direction of origins ) , “ distant about three degrees " a vision of ...
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Contenido
Q Davies Variations on the Fall in Blakes Designs | 27 |
Michael Ferber In Defense of Clods | 51 |
Blakes | 67 |
Derechos de autor | |
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Adam Albion Angel appears associated astrology become begins Bible biblical body British calls chapter character Christ Christian church Clod creation critical David Death described designs detail Divine dragon drawing edition effects empire English engraving Erin Essays eternal face feet female figure followed Four Zoas George hand harlot head Heaven Hell holy human idea illustrations imagination important interpretation Jerusalem Jesus John King later lines London look Marriage means Milton narrator natural Night Thoughts notes original Oxford painting perhaps picture plate poem political present prophecy prophetic Rahab reason reference religion represented Revelation seems sense shows Songs spiritual stars Studies sublime suggests symbolic Thornton tion tradition turn Urizen Vala vision visual William Blake woman writes York Young's
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Prophetic Character: Essays on William Blake in Honor of John E. Grant Tema 33 de Locust Hill literary studies |
| Editores | Alexander S. Gourlay, John Ernest Grant |
| Edición | ilustrada |
| Editor | Locust Hill Press, 2002 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 21 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 0933951965, 9780933951969 |
| Largo | 396 páginas |
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