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9780873524940

Approaches to Teaching Milton's Paradise Lost

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  • ISBN13:

    9780873524940

  • ISBN10:

    0873524942

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1986-03-01
  • Publisher: Modern Language Assn of Amer
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Summary

Now at seventy-three volumes, this popular MLA series (ISSN 10591133) addresses a broad range of literary texts. Each volume surveys teaching aids and critical material and brings together essays that apply a variety of perspectives to teaching the text. Upper-level undergraduate and graduate students, student teachers, education specialists, and teachers in all humanities disciplines will find these volumes particularly helpful.

Table of Contents

Preface to the Series vii
Preface to the Volume ix
Introduction: Justifying Milton to the Modern Student 1(10)
PART ONE: MATERIALS
Galbraith M. Crump
Editions
11(8)
Works of Milton
12(3)
Texts of Paradise Lost
15(1)
Anthologies
16(3)
Required and Recommended Student Readings
19(2)
Aids to Teaching
21(2)
The Instructor's Library
23(17)
Reference Works
24(1)
Background Studies and Critical Works
25(15)
PART TWO: APPROACHES
Introduction
37(3)
General Overviews
Getting to Know Paradise Lost
40(8)
Elizabeth McCutcheon
Their Faith Is Strong, but Their Prose Is Weak: Teaching Paradise Lost at Louisiana State University
48(5)
Anna K. Nardo
Paradise Lost in Northern Wisconsin
53(7)
Michael M. Levy
Teaching Paradise Lost at the United States Naval Academy
60(7)
John Wooten
A Three-Pronged Method of Teaching Paradise Lost
67(7)
Joseph E. Duncan
Specific Approaches
Approaching Paradise Lost through a Reading of Milton's Sonnets
74(8)
Ellen S. Mankoff
Moments of Delay: A Student's Guide to Paradise Lost
82(10)
Leslie E. Moore
Mazes of Sound: Toward the Metrics of Paradise Lost
92(8)
Eugene D. Hill
``Proportion Due Giv'n and Receiv'd'': Tailoring Paradise Lost to the Survey Course
100(7)
Robert W. Halli, Jr.
A Guide for Paradise Lost, Book 9
107(5)
George Klawitter
Visualizing Paradise Lost: Classroom Use of Illustrations by Medina, Blake, and Dore
112(14)
Virginia Tufte
We Ribs Crooked by Nature: Gender and Teaching Paradise Lost
126(9)
Joan E. Hartman
Paradise Lost and the Novel
135(10)
Herman Rapaport
Teaching the Backgrounds and Contexts
Milton Contexts
145(9)
Hugh M. Richmond
Methods and Muses
154(3)
Sanford Golding
Naming and Caring: The Theme of Stewardship in Paradise Lost
157(8)
Anne Lake Prescott
Dancing around Milton's Allusions
165(13)
William Malin Porter
Participants in Survey of Milton Instructors
176(2)
Works Cited 178(18)
Index 196

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