Milton's Paradise Lost
In this penetrating new study of Paradise Lost Peter Davies vividly demonstrates the conflict between Milton the theologian and Milton the poet. He shows that this tension works against Milton's determination to "justify the ways of God to men", but that it enriches his epic and reveals the apparently austere moralist as having a compassionate - and at times unashamedly sensuous - vision of humanity.
About the author:
Peter Davies is also the author of William Blake, The Brontes, Dylan Thomas, Shakespeare's King Lear and Shakespeare's Hamlet in the Student Guide Literary Series, and The Great gatsby in the Focus On Series, all published by Greenwich Exchange.
108 pages
ISBN: 978-1-906075-47-7
In this penetrating new study of Paradise Lost Peter Davies vividly demonstrates the conflict between Milton the theologian and Milton the poet. He shows that this tension works against Milton's determination to "justify the ways of God to men", but that it enriches his epic and reveals the apparently austere moralist as having a compassionate - and at times unashamedly sensuous - vision of humanity.
About the author:
Peter Davies is also the author of William Blake, The Brontes, Dylan Thomas, Shakespeare's King Lear and Shakespeare's Hamlet in the Student Guide Literary Series, and The Great gatsby in the Focus On Series, all published by Greenwich Exchange.
108 pages
ISBN: 978-1-906075-47-7
In this penetrating new study of Paradise Lost Peter Davies vividly demonstrates the conflict between Milton the theologian and Milton the poet. He shows that this tension works against Milton's determination to "justify the ways of God to men", but that it enriches his epic and reveals the apparently austere moralist as having a compassionate - and at times unashamedly sensuous - vision of humanity.
About the author:
Peter Davies is also the author of William Blake, The Brontes, Dylan Thomas, Shakespeare's King Lear and Shakespeare's Hamlet in the Student Guide Literary Series, and The Great gatsby in the Focus On Series, all published by Greenwich Exchange.
108 pages
ISBN: 978-1-906075-47-7