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  1. Milton's warring angels
    a study of critical engagements
    Author: Kolbrener, William
    Published: 1997
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    The centrality of Milton to the study of English literature often obscures the intense debates that rage about this ideological allegiances. The reception and interpretation of Milton's texts consistently present him as either a Christian republican... more

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    The centrality of Milton to the study of English literature often obscures the intense debates that rage about this ideological allegiances. The reception and interpretation of Milton's texts consistently present him as either a Christian republican or a committed individualist, a radical, heretical free thinker, or a traditional absolutist. In Milton's Warring Angels, William Kolbrener provides a critical account of the reception and interpretation of Milton's texts. He argues that the governing scheme of Milton criticism, the opposition of 'satanic' and 'angelic' readings, derives from historiographical tradition rooted in the Enlightenment. The Enlightenment antithesis between reason and authority, Kolbrener argues, has generated a set of interpretive approaches that inevitably end up violating the meaning of Milton's texts. Kolbrener shows how Milton articulates his thought in lexicons which are never fully assimilable to paradigms of modernity drawn from the Enlightenment. Instead, Milton's prose and poetry mediate between apparently contradictory positions; they join without ever reconciling the satanic and the angelic.

     
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    Language: English
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    ISBN: 9780511581991
    RVK Categories: HK 2575
    Subjects: Rezeption
    Other subjects: Milton, John (1608-1674): De doctrina christiana
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  2. Milton's Warring Angels
    Author: Kolbrener, William
    Published: 2009
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, GBR

    Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I Politics -- 1 "Plainly partiall": the liberal Areopagitica -- The liberal areopagitica -- The Christian republic -- 2 "Not the readiest... more

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    Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I Politics -- 1 "Plainly partiall": the liberal Areopagitica -- The liberal areopagitica -- The Christian republic -- 2 "Not the readiest way": Milton and the abandonment of politics -- Lliberty without providence -- Milton and the state -- The rump -- Providential historiography -- Politics: "not the readiest way -- Part II Theology -- 3 Introduction: Whig metaphysics -- 4 "Abnormal forms of discourse": Milton's De Doctrina Christiana -- Milton contrasted with milton -- Divine nature and free will -- Reading scriptures -- Republican theology -- 5 "Milton contrasted with Milton": multiplicity in De Doctrina Christiana -- His uncomely parts -- Monism / Dualism -- Creation -- Among the philosophers: milton and cudworth -- Part III Poetics -- 6 Those Grand Whigs, Bentley and Fish -- Old and new whigs -- Under the similitude of sense -- The unconsuming artifact -- Still self-consuming -- 7 A "noble stroke": representation in Paradise Lost -- Difference again -- A "Noble stroke -- Mediation -- Fantasies of identity -- Conclusion: devils, angels, and Milton -- Notes -- Index

     
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    ISBN: 9780511581991
    Subjects: Christian poetry, English--Early modern, 1500-1700--History and criticism
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  3. Milton's warring angels
    a study of critical engagements
    Author: Kolbrener, William
    Published: 1997
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    The centrality of Milton to the study of English literature often obscures the intense debates that rage about this ideological allegiances. The reception and interpretation of Milton's texts consistently present him as either a Christian republican... more

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    The centrality of Milton to the study of English literature often obscures the intense debates that rage about this ideological allegiances. The reception and interpretation of Milton's texts consistently present him as either a Christian republican or a committed individualist, a radical, heretical free thinker, or a traditional absolutist. In Milton's Warring Angels, William Kolbrener provides a critical account of the reception and interpretation of Milton's texts. He argues that the governing scheme of Milton criticism, the opposition of 'satanic' and 'angelic' readings, derives from historiographical tradition rooted in the Enlightenment. The Enlightenment antithesis between reason and authority, Kolbrener argues, has generated a set of interpretive approaches that inevitably end up violating the meaning of Milton's texts. Kolbrener shows how Milton articulates his thought in lexicons which are never fully assimilable to paradigms of modernity drawn from the Enlightenment. Instead, Milton's prose and poetry mediate between apparently contradictory positions; they join without ever reconciling the satanic and the angelic Part I: Politics -- "Plainly partiall": the liberal Areopagitica -- "Not the readiest way": Milton and the abandonment of politics -- Part II: Theology -- Introduction: Whig metaphysics -- "Abnormal forms of discourse": Milton's De doctrina Christiana -- "Milton contrasted with Milton": multiplicity in De doctrina Christiana -- Part III: Poetics -- Those grand Whigs, Bentley and Fish -- A "noble stroke": representation in Paradise lost

     
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  4. Milton's warring angels
    a study of critical engagements
    Author: Kolbrener, William
    Published: 1997
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    The centrality of Milton to the study of English literature often obscures the intense debates that rage about this ideological allegiances. The reception and interpretation of Milton's texts consistently present him as either a Christian republican... more

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    The centrality of Milton to the study of English literature often obscures the intense debates that rage about this ideological allegiances. The reception and interpretation of Milton's texts consistently present him as either a Christian republican or a committed individualist, a radical, heretical free thinker, or a traditional absolutist. In Milton's Warring Angels, William Kolbrener provides a critical account of the reception and interpretation of Milton's texts. He argues that the governing scheme of Milton criticism, the opposition of 'satanic' and 'angelic' readings, derives from historiographical tradition rooted in the Enlightenment. The Enlightenment antithesis between reason and authority, Kolbrener argues, has generated a set of interpretive approaches that inevitably end up violating the meaning of Milton's texts. Kolbrener shows how Milton articulates his thought in lexicons which are never fully assimilable to paradigms of modernity drawn from the Enlightenment. Instead, Milton's prose and poetry mediate between apparently contradictory positions; they join without ever reconciling the satanic and the angelic

     
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    ISBN: 9780511581991
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    Subjects: Geschichte; Christian poetry, English / Early modern, 1500-1700 / History and criticism; Interpretation; Rezeption; Geschichte
    Other subjects: Milton, John / 1608-1674 / Criticism and interpretation / History; Milton, John / 1608-1674 / Political and social views; Milton, John / 1608-1674 / De doctrina Christiana; Milton, John / 1608-1674 / Religion; Milton, John (1608-1674): De doctrina christiana; Milton, John (1608-1674)
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    Part I: Politics -- "Plainly partiall": the liberal Areopagitica -- "Not the readiest way": Milton and the abandonment of politics -- Part II: Theology -- Introduction: Whig metaphysics -- "Abnormal forms of discourse": Milton's De doctrina Christiana -- "Milton contrasted with Milton": multiplicity in De doctrina Christiana -- Part III: Poetics -- Those grand Whigs, Bentley and Fish -- A "noble stroke": representation in Paradise lost
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    a study of critical engagements
    Author: Kolbrener, William
    Published: 1997
    Publisher:  Cambridge University Press, Cambridge

    The centrality of Milton to the study of English literature often obscures the intense debates that rage about this ideological allegiances. The reception and interpretation of Milton's texts consistently present him as either a Christian republican... more

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    The centrality of Milton to the study of English literature often obscures the intense debates that rage about this ideological allegiances. The reception and interpretation of Milton's texts consistently present him as either a Christian republican or a committed individualist, a radical, heretical free thinker, or a traditional absolutist. In Milton's Warring Angels, William Kolbrener provides a critical account of the reception and interpretation of Milton's texts. He argues that the governing scheme of Milton criticism, the opposition of 'satanic' and 'angelic' readings, derives from historiographical tradition rooted in the Enlightenment. The Enlightenment antithesis between reason and authority, Kolbrener argues, has generated a set of interpretive approaches that inevitably end up violating the meaning of Milton's texts. Kolbrener shows how Milton articulates his thought in lexicons which are never fully assimilable to paradigms of modernity drawn from the Enlightenment. Instead, Milton's prose and poetry mediate between apparently contradictory positions; they join without ever reconciling the satanic and the angelic Part I: Politics -- "Plainly partiall": the liberal Areopagitica -- "Not the readiest way": Milton and the abandonment of politics -- Part II: Theology -- Introduction: Whig metaphysics -- "Abnormal forms of discourse": Milton's De doctrina Christiana -- "Milton contrasted with Milton": multiplicity in De doctrina Christiana -- Part III: Poetics -- Those grand Whigs, Bentley and Fish -- A "noble stroke": representation in Paradise lost

     
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