Milton and ecology

Ken Hiltner

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Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature Poetry Analysis and Criticism Renaissance Literature and Culture

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Preface Introduction Part I. Having Place: 1. Pace defined: the ecological importance of place 2. Place given: Eve as the Garden's spirit of place 3. Place lost: Eve's fall as an uprooting 4. Place regained: Sabrina puts down roots Part II. The Underlying Importance of Place: 5. The New Testament's call to place: Paul and Luther's deconstruction 6. Rejecting the placeless ancient doctrines: confusing paradise regained 7. The Old Testament's call to place: Job's wisdom in Milton's poetry 8. The influence of time on place: forbidding unripe fruit 9. Place, body and spirit joined: the earth-human wound in Paradise Lost.

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