Milton and OvidCornell University Press, 1985 - 241 páginas |
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... called a Poet , not hee which writeth in measure only ; but that fayneth and formeth a fable , and writes things like the Truth . For the fable and fiction is ( as it were ) the forme and Soule of any poetical worke , or Poeme . 17 As ...
... called a Poet , not hee which writeth in measure only ; but that fayneth and formeth a fable , and writes things like the Truth . For the fable and fiction is ( as it were ) the forme and Soule of any poetical worke , or Poeme . 17 As ...
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... called upon to ex- emplify at the end of Paradise Lost . Nor does the deceptiveness of Satan , at least in the early books of the poem , cast him clearly either as a villain like Archimago or a wily hero like Ulysses . Although Satan ...
... called upon to ex- emplify at the end of Paradise Lost . Nor does the deceptiveness of Satan , at least in the early books of the poem , cast him clearly either as a villain like Archimago or a wily hero like Ulysses . Although Satan ...
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... called , is an Ovidian innovation that begins a movement toward greater flexibility and realism in the development of narration . An important precursor to alternation in epic is the suspension of human action , typically during a ...
... called , is an Ovidian innovation that begins a movement toward greater flexibility and realism in the development of narration . An important precursor to alternation in epic is the suspension of human action , typically during a ...
Contenido
Preface | 9 |
The Development | 38 |
Ovidian Faces of Eve | 75 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 5 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
Adam and Eve Adam's Aeneas Aeneid allegorical argument Baucis and Philemon beauty Book Cadmus Ceres Chapter characters Christian classical epic Comus counterheroic critics depiction described Deucalion devils dialogue with Ovid divine Echo English epic poet episode Eve's Faerie Queene Fall fallen angels Garden of Adonis genre Giraldi gods Heaven hero heroic heroism Homer human imitation John Milton Latin literary Martz masque Medea Meta Metamorphoses Milton and Ovid Milton's allusions Milton's epic Miltonic narrator moral morphoses Muse myth Narcissus narrative narrator's Orpheus Ovid Ovid's Ovid's fables Ovid's Metamorphoses Ovid's poem Ovidian Ovidian figures pagan Paradise Lost passage Poet of Exile poet's poetic poetry Pomona Proserpina Pyrrha Pythagoras reader reading Renaissance response revaluation rhetorical Satan scene Scylla sense serpent simile song speech Spenser spirit story structure style suggests Tasso Tereus thou tion tradition transformation verse Vertumnus Virgil Wittreich words