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Paradise Lost Nce 1E PA (Teskey)

by Milton,John

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9780393924282

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0393924289

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Pub. Date:

12/17/2004

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W W NORTON

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Summary

Gordon Teskey's freshly edited text of Milton's masterpiece is accompanied by a new introduction and substantial explanatory annotations. Spelling and punctuation have been modernized, the latter, importantly, within the limits imposed by Milton's syntax. "Sources and Backgrounds" collects relevant passages from the Bible and Milton's prose writings, including selections from The Reason of Church Government and the full text of Areopagitica. "Criticism" brings together classic interpretations by Andrew Marvell, John Dryden, Victor Hugo, and T. S. Eliot, among others, and the most important recent criticism and scholarship surrounding the epic, including essays by Northrop Frye, Barbara Lewalski, Christopher Ricks, and Helen Vendler. A Glossary and Selected Bibliography are also included.

Preface and Acknowledgments

Introduction

The Life of John Milton

On the Text of Paradise Lost

xxvii

Paradise Lost

(304)

The Verse

(1)

Book One

(23)

Book Two

(29)

Book Three

(22)

Book Four

(28)

Book Five

105

(27)

Book Six

132

(26)

Book Seven

158

(19)

Book Eight

177

(19)

Book Nine

196

(33)

Book Ten

229

(31)

Book Eleven

260

(24)

Book Twelve

284

(21)

Sources and Backgrounds

305

(70)

SELECTIONS FROM THE BIBLE

307

(24)

Genesis 1-3, 11-12

307

(6)

Exodus 14

313

(2)

Psalms 104, 114, 148

315

(2)

Isaiah 6, 9, 40

317

(2)

Ezekiel 1

319

(2)

Mark 13

321

(1)

Acts 13

321

(2)

1 Corinthians 15

323

(2)

Revelation 12, 20-22

325

(6)

SELECTIONS FROM MILTON'S PROSE

331

(44)

The Reason of Church Government Urged against Prelaty (Introduction to Book II)

331

(8)

Areopagitica

339

(36)

Criticism

375

(174)

CLASSIC CRITICISM OF PARADISE LOST

377

(24)

Andrew Marvell

On Mr. Milton's Paradise Lost

377

(1)

John Dryden

Epigram

378

(1)

From Preface to Second Miscellany

379

(1)

Joseph Addison

From Spectator 297 (Feb. 9, 1712)

379

(2)

From Spectator 303 (Feb. 16, 1712)

381

(1)

Voltaire

From Candide

382

(1)

From Essay upon the Civil Wars of France...And also upon the Epick Poetry of the European Nations from Homer to Milton

383

(1)

Samuel Johnson

From Lives of the English Poets

384

(3)

François-René, Vicomte de Chateaubriand

From Sketches of English Literature

387

(2)

William Blake

From The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

389

(1)

William Wordsworth

London, 1802

390

(1)

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

From Lecture 4

390

(1)

Unassigned Lecture Notes [Milton and Paradise Lost]

391

(1)

From Table Talk [Milton's Egotism]

392

(1)

George Gordon, Lord Byron

From Don Juan

392

(1)

Percy Bysshe Shelley

From the preface to Prometheus Unbound

393

(1)

From A Defence of Poetry

394

(1)

Walter Savage Landor

From Imaginary Conversations

395

Victor Hugo

From Cromwell

397

(1)

Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Milton

397

(1)

Matthew Arnold

From Milton

398

(1)

A.E. Housman

From Terence, this is stupid stuff

399

(1)

T.S. Eliot

From Milton I

399

(1)

From Milton II

400

(1)

MODERN CRITICISM OF PARADISE LOST

401

(148)

On Satan

401

(36)

C.S. Lewis

From Satan

401

(6)

Balachandra Rajan

From The Problem of Satan

407

(6)

A.J.A. Waldock

From Satan and the Technique of Degradation

413

(4)

William Empson

From Satan

417

(3)

Kenneth Gross

From Satan and the Romantic Satan: A Notebook

420

(5)

William Flesch

From The Majesty of Darkness: Idol and Image in Milton

425

(2)

Regina M. Schwartz

From "Yet Once More": Re-Creation, Repetition, and Return

427

(10)

On God

437

(12)

C.S. Lewis

From the conclusion to A Preface to Paradise Lost

437

(2)

William Empson

From Critics

439

(3)

Stanley Fish

From The Milk of the Pure Word

442

(3)

Northrop Frye

From The Garden Within

445

(4)

On Adam and Eve

449

(27)

E.M.W. Tillyard

From Paradise Lost: The Conscious Meaning and The Unconscious Meaning

449

(4)

C.S. Lewis

The Fall

453

(2)

A.J.A. Waldock

From The Fall (II)

455

(3)

Northrop Frye

From Children of God and Nature

458

(8)

Barbara K. Lewalski

From "Higher Argument": Completing and Publishing Paradise Lost

466

(10)

On Style and Versification

476

(16)

Douglas Bush

From The Restoration, 1660-74

476

(5)

Christopher B. Ricks

From Enhancing Suggestions

481

(3)

Archie Burnett

From "Sense Variously Drawn Out": The Line in Paradise Lost

484

(8)

On Christian Ideology

492

(9)

A.S.P. Woodhouse

From Paradise Lost, I: Theme and Pattern

492

(6)

Stanley Fish

From With Mortal Voice: Milton Defends against the Muse

498

(3)

On Feminism

501

(20)

Joseph A. Wittreich Jr.

From Critiquing the Feminist Critique

501

(3)

Mary Nyquist

From The Genesis of Gendered Subjectivity in the Divorce Tracts and in Paradise Lost

504

(12)

Julia M. Walker

From Eve: The First Reflection

516

(5)

On the Poet Himself

521

(13)

Helen Vendler

From Milton's Epic Poem

521

(6)

Mary Ann Radzinowicz

From How Milton Read the Book of Psalms: His Formal, Stylistic, and Thematic Analysis

527

(4)

William Flesch

From The Majesty of Darkness: Idol and Image in Milton

531

(3)

General Criticism

534

(15)

E.M.W. Tillyard

Paradise Lost: Possible Inconsistency

534

(4)

A.J.A. Waldock

From The Poet and the Theme

538

(4)

Stanley Fish

From Not so much a Teaching as an Intangling

542

(3)

Gordon Teskey

From Milton's Choice of Subject in the Context of Renaissance Critical Theory

545

(4)

Glossary of Names in Paradise Lost

549

(40)

Suggestions for Further Reading

589

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