... in Milton’s Paradise Lost and Shelley’s Hellas to explore the interplay between feeling (the feeling of being blocked, for instance) and feeling’s absence. Works Cited Cheeke Stephen . “ Wrong-Footed by Genre: Shelley’s Hellas .” Romanticism 2 ( 1996 ): 204 – 19 . Curran Stuart...

.... Milton and the Literature of Travel . Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1951 . Blake, William. The Complete Poetry & Prose of William Blake . Ed. David V. Erdman. 2nd ed. New York: Anchor Books, 1988 . Dust, Philip. “Milton's Paradise Lost and Grotius' De Jure Belli Ac Pacis (The Law...

... furioso , Os Lusíadas , Gerusalemme liberata , The Faerie Queene , Paradise Lost —measure a modern, critical distance, fed by science and a commercial economy, upon epic and its heroic values. The genre contains a historical dialectic of past and present from its outset. Spenser wickedly parodies...

... an aesthetic experience of a ective intensity as the conjoining of contrary feelings: delight/horror; joy/horror; plea- sure/fear (trembling)” (125). We also find the influence of Milton’s Paradise Lost, which would continue to enchant theorists of the sublime. Paradise Lost provides one source...

... discussion of Milton’s not-well-known History of Muscovia and its relevance to the knowledge of Asia displayed in Paradise Lost. A final chapter, “A Wood in the Desert,” takes us the length of the Renais- sance, from the quattrocento Orlando Innamorato to the Restoration Paradise Regained...

... of sleight of hand,” through an analysis of impassivity. In “Impassivities: From Paradise Lost to Hellas ,” he begins by tracing the etymologies of impasse and impassive . Although the two words are false cognates, McGrath exploits the pun to explore how the absence of pain and feeling in John Milton’s...

... reminds us of Chaucer’s indebtedness to Arabic frameworks (62), describes Marlowe’s Faustus to us as an “inter-imperially maneuvering scholar” (105), notes that Shakespeare kept shares in joint-stock companies, and that Milton drew on Orientalist accounts of Asian empires in Paradise Lost (107). It’s...

... discussion of Milton’s not-well-known History of Muscovia and its relevance to the knowledge of Asia displayed in Paradise Lost. A final chapter, “A Wood in the Desert,” takes us the length of the Renais- sance, from the quattrocento Orlando Innamorato to the Restoration Paradise Regained...

... : Farrar, Strauss, & Giroux , 1990 . Print . Lupton Julia Reinhard Reinhard Kenneth . After Oedipus: Shakespeare in Psychoanalysis . Ithaca : Cornell UP , 1993 . Print . Milton John . Paradise Lost . 2nd ed. Ed. Elledge Scott . New York : Norton , 1993 . Print...

... . “Como Fernando del Paso hizo trizas de un texto de Octavio Paz.” Proceso 19 Mar. 1991 : 46 – 47 . Print . Milton John . Paradise Lost . Project Gutenberg website. Web. 14 August 2011 . Moretti Franco . “Conjectures on World Literature.” New Left Review 1 ( 2000...

... Literature . Ed. Chandler James . Cambridge : Cambridge UP , 2009 . 648 – 64 . Print . Milton John . Paradise Lost . New York : Oxford UP , 2008 . Print . Mulrooney Jonathan . “How Keats Falls.” Studies in Romanticism 50 ( 2011 ): 251 – 73 . Print . Pinkard...

... . “ In Memory of the Pterodactyl: The Limits of Lyric Humanism .” In The Lyric Theory Reader , edited by Jackson Virginia and Prins Yopie , 361 – 67 . Baltimore, MD : Johns Hopkins University Press , 2014 . Milton John . Paradise Lost , edited by Fowler Alastair . Harlow, UK...

... sacré soleil vénérien. ( Cahier 186 ) Then I turned toward paradises lost for him and his kin, calmer than the face of a woman telling lies, and there, rocked by the flux of a never exhausted thought, I nourished the wind, I unlaced the monsters and heard rise, from the other side of disaster...

... and knighthood in Chrétien de Troyes’ Percival, the burden of sin that Christian must carry in Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, the complex dialectic of free- dom and obedience to God in Milton’s Paradise Lost, or Pamela’s struggles to maintain her virtue in Richardson’s novel. Moral dilemmas seem to constitute...

... Inquiry 35 . 4 ( 2009 ): 836 – 62 . Print . Masuzawa Tomoko . The Invention of World Religions: Or, How European Universalism Was Preserved in the Language of Pluralism . Chicago : U of Chicago P , 2007 . Print . McColley Grant . “The Book of Enoch and Paradise Lost...

.... Theorists of Myth [series]. New York and London: Garland Publishing, 1998 . Milton, John. “Lycidas.” Paradise Lost and Selected Poetry and Prose . Ed. and intro. Northrop Frye. New York: Rinehart, 1951 . 358 -62. Moretti, Franco. “Experiments with Literature.” With the response of Paul Cantor...

... disappears in the first part of the dialogue, right after this, Nyundo does not translate what the sultan says next, leaving both Aziz and the reader in the dark. Instead, Nyundo just shakes his head, a gesture that is lost to Aziz in the uncertainty of the “perhaps.” So not only the translations...

... . Print . Sewall Richard B . The Vision of Tragedy . New ed. New Haven : Yale UP , 1980 . Print . Steadman John M . “‘Passions Well Imitated’: Rhetoric and Poetics in the Preface to Samson Agonistes.” Calm of Mind: Tercentenary Essays on “Paradise Lost” and “Samson Agonistes...

... and check trousers, smoky self-indulgent married man, all the self-indulgent married men in the audience guf- fawing . . . (406–07) In Interim —​a book of dusk, unlike such books of the night as Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy, John Milton’s Paradise Lost, Sigmund Freud’s Traumdeutung, Djuna...

..., were immediately written down and not always read aloud, such as the Aeneid and Paradise Lost,6 nevertheless assume this ideal of oral transmission. Frye subordinates the epic as such to what he calls the “Encyclopaedic form”; this becomes one way, for instance, to explicitly reconcile...