Milton's Sonnets & the Ideal CommunityUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1979 - 213 páginas |
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... individual engagements are " wov'n close , both matter , form and stile " so as to present the larger communal ideal which Milton en- visioned for England . It is true that most sonnet sequences focus on an individual . But it is also ...
... individual engagements are " wov'n close , both matter , form and stile " so as to present the larger communal ideal which Milton en- visioned for England . It is true that most sonnet sequences focus on an individual . But it is also ...
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... individual free will , his ideal commonwealth preserves freedom of speech and worship , and his epic includes a stunning variety of lit- erary kinds : hymns , orations , love songs , allegories , soliloquies , and philosophical debates ...
... individual free will , his ideal commonwealth preserves freedom of speech and worship , and his epic includes a stunning variety of lit- erary kinds : hymns , orations , love songs , allegories , soliloquies , and philosophical debates ...
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... individual participate in a larger community than the home or friendships . Armed with both the left hand of prose and the right hand of poetry , he tried to influence public policy so that a godly community might be achieved . To this ...
... individual participate in a larger community than the home or friendships . Armed with both the left hand of prose and the right hand of poetry , he tried to influence public policy so that a godly community might be achieved . To this ...
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