Remembering and Repeating: Biblical Creation in Paradise LostCambridge University Press, 1988 - 144 As a reinterpretation of Milton, this study engages the ideas of Freud, Nietzsche, and Derrida. However, the author derives her thesis from Milton's own debt to ancient Biblical sources. The Bible, says Schwartz, offers Milton a pattern of repeated beginnings that informs his depiction of the universe and characterizes his poetic and interpretative processes. This original reading of the Bible enables a powerful rereading of Paradise Lost. |
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... event that occurred once - upon - a - time and for all time . Rather , his notion of beginning , like Said's , is that " beginning is basically an activity which ultimately implies return and repetition rather than simply linear ...
... event that occurred once - upon - a - time and for all time . Rather , his notion of beginning , like Said's , is that " beginning is basically an activity which ultimately implies return and repetition rather than simply linear ...
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... event ; rather , ritual repetition becomes part of the event itself . In Exodus , the narration of the Israelites ' departure from Egypt is interrupted abruptly - when they are just on the verge of their escape to prescribe the ritual ...
... event ; rather , ritual repetition becomes part of the event itself . In Exodus , the narration of the Israelites ' departure from Egypt is interrupted abruptly - when they are just on the verge of their escape to prescribe the ritual ...
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Biblical Creation in Paradise Lost Regina M. Schwartz. of the events of the prior six days . That sabbath does not ... event . In De Doctrina Christiana ( I. x ) he indulges in his own com- position history , imagining some editorial ...
Biblical Creation in Paradise Lost Regina M. Schwartz. of the events of the prior six days . That sabbath does not ... event . In De Doctrina Christiana ( I. x ) he indulges in his own com- position history , imagining some editorial ...
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... events of the exodus , and he proceeds to repeat that story - a second time - a repetition designed to inscribe the memory of what is to be remembered on his hearers.10 As Moses retells the exodus , he asks that the Israelites similarly ...
... events of the exodus , and he proceeds to repeat that story - a second time - a repetition designed to inscribe the memory of what is to be remembered on his hearers.10 As Moses retells the exodus , he asks that the Israelites similarly ...
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Spis treści
And the sea was no more Chaos vs creation | 8 |
The unclean realm | 11 |
Cosmogonic conflict | 24 |
Chaos and the fall | 31 |
Secret gaze or open admiration The invitation to origins | 40 |
Curiosity and knowledge | 41 |
Things visible to mortal sight | 53 |
Remember and tell over Creation in sacred song | 60 |
Cosmic liturgy | 77 |
Paradise Lost as hymn | 83 |
Yet once more Recreation repetition and return | 91 |
The Satanic will | 94 |
Adamic return | 103 |
Notes | 111 |
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Inne wydania - Wyświetl wszystko
Remembering and Repeating: On Milton's Theology and Poetics Regina M. Schwartz Ograniczony podgląd - 1993 |
Remembering and Repeating: Biblical Creation in Paradise Lost Regina M. Schwartz Podgląd niedostępny - 2011 |
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