It identifies the early reception of Paradise Lost as a site of contest over the place of literature in political and religious controversy and explains how it prompted its earliest readers and critics to innovate new critical strategies
It identifies the early reception of Paradise Lost as a site of contest over the place of literature in political and religious controversy and explains how it prompted its earliest readers and critics to innovate new critical strategies
David A. Harper is the former Professor and Head of the Department of English and Philosophy at the U.S. Military Academy, West Point. He is now teaching in the Department of English and Related Literature at the University of York, UK.
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Acknowledgements Frequently Cited Works Introduction: Birth Narratives Chapter 1 Milton's Profaned Pen: Paradise Lost and the Political Anxiety of the Restoration Chapter 2 "Sad Conclusions:" Paradise Lost, John Dryden, and Political Genre Chapter 3 "So Bold in the Design:" John Dennis and the Sublime Paradise Lost Chapter 4 "The Merit of Being the First:" Jacob Tonson's 1695 Paradise Lost and Hume's Annotations Chapter 5 The Great Explainer: Addison's Return to Paradise Lost Chapter 6 "Such Scorn of Enemies:" Richard Bentley's Paradise Lost Bibliography Index
Acknowledgements Frequently Cited Works Introduction: Birth Narratives Chapter 1 Milton's Profaned Pen: Paradise Lost and the Political Anxiety of the Restoration Chapter 2 "Sad Conclusions:" Paradise Lost, John Dryden, and Political Genre Chapter 3 "So Bold in the Design:" John Dennis and the Sublime Paradise Lost Chapter 4 "The Merit of Being the First:" Jacob Tonson's 1695 Paradise Lost and Hume's Annotations Chapter 5 The Great Explainer: Addison's Return to Paradise Lost Chapter 6 "Such Scorn of Enemies:" Richard Bentley's Paradise Lost Bibliography Index
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