Milton and the Theme of FameMouton, 1973 - 71 páginas |
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... opinion of his works from readers in future ages who will be more objective and will be exempt from envy and malice . Several times during the second period of Milton's life he play- fully promoted the fame of his own work . For example ...
... opinion of his works from readers in future ages who will be more objective and will be exempt from envy and malice . Several times during the second period of Milton's life he play- fully promoted the fame of his own work . For example ...
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... opinion only of good men to wishing the good opinion only of God - the ultimate fit judge of true worth . 45 Prolusion VII , p . 625 . III FAME IN THE PERIOD OF POETRY AND DISILLUSIONMENT : FAME IN THE PERIOD OF PROSE AND CONFLICT 43.
... opinion only of good men to wishing the good opinion only of God - the ultimate fit judge of true worth . 45 Prolusion VII , p . 625 . III FAME IN THE PERIOD OF POETRY AND DISILLUSIONMENT : FAME IN THE PERIOD OF PROSE AND CONFLICT 43.
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... opinion of God , earthly fame comes to mean the opinion of man's fellow creatures , whose judgments may be equally impaired as a result of Adam's sin.4 In Book III of Paradise Lost , Milton shows his awareness of the vanity of earthly ...
... opinion of God , earthly fame comes to mean the opinion of man's fellow creatures , whose judgments may be equally impaired as a result of Adam's sin.4 In Book III of Paradise Lost , Milton shows his awareness of the vanity of earthly ...
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