Paradise lost: introduction

John Broadbent

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Renaissance Literature and Culture Reformation and Early Modern Christianity Poetry Analysis and Criticism

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Preface to the Cambridge Milton Introduction to Paradise Lost 1. Myth and ritual 2. Epic 3. Writing, publication and editing of PL 4. Ideology 5. Ethics 6. Theology 7. Structures in PL 8. Allusion 9. Language 10. Syntax 11. Rhetoric 12. Minor components of epic 13. Simile 14. Rhythm 15. Style Resources for further study Chronologies Contents of PL with some cross-references.

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