Paradise Lost ao5 Flashcards

(29 cards)

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Monarchy unaccountable is the worst type of tyranny

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John Milton 1649

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The poem was written to ‘justify the ways of God to man’

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John Milton 1667

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The God of Milton is always a father, a creator, a judge

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Voltaire 1727

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Milton was of the Devil’s party without knowing it

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William Blake 1790

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Paradise lost is about “an omnipotent God warring with his creatures”

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Mary Shelley Frankenstein, 1818

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Milton’s Devil as a moral being is far superior’s to his God

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Percy Shelley 1821

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Milton depicts Satan as ‘malicious and idiotic’ a character whose pompous ‘self-love’ reveals the ‘ironical’ nature of his words

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Williams 1940

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Through giving Adam the fruit Eve commits ‘murder’

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C.S Lewis 1942

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Adam’s sin was less ignoble than Eve’s

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C.S Lewis 1942

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It is about men, it is historically true, and it is tragic

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C.S Lewis 1961

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The material chaos of Paradise Lost is unmistakably opposed to God

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Chambers 1963

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The reason the poem is so good is because it makes God so bad

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Empson 1965

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The tragedy is more his failure than hers

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Burden 1967

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The fall is an analogy for the collapse of commonwealth government

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Hill 1975

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The Satanic image is not simply an illusion but a dilemma

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Gilbert and Gubar 1979

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As abstracts of night, Sin and Death will work to further the darkness and shadow that approaches to enshroud the world

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The character Sin is the embodiment of Satan’s turning from God; Death embodies the result of that turning

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Milton insists that the wounded Earth is a matter of cosmological fact… extends the scope of the Fall from a human to a cosmological event

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DuRocher 1996

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Satan’s sense of Injured merit is likely to cause Resentment

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Eve takes and keeps the initiative

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Tillyard 2005

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(Milton’s private life) was filled with challenges, joys and sorrows

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Lewalski 2007

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Milton’s epic is predominantly about knowing and choosing

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Lewalski 2007

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They are a tragic couple. They fall but they fall together

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Iannucci 2009

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Milton is almost too good at describing evil

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Iannucci 2009

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(Satan uses) pure, slick advertising
Moore 2012
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Morally repent but Biblically authentic
Carey 2017
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Eve comes out far better than Adam. She's more intelligent
Carey 2017
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(Painting) The Fall of Man, Titian 1550
Eve reaches up to grab the apple, Adam is touching her body, there's a baby in the tree. Adam is lower than eve and leaning away
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Eve gives into temptation William Blake 1799-1800
The snake wraps around eve and is holding the apple to her mouth. Adam is faced the other way and looking the opposite direction, unaware.