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  1. 'Samson Agonistes' and the Theme of Consolation

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  2. The Value of Classical Allusions in Six of Milton’s Minor Poems (L’Allegro, Il Penseroso, Cornus, Lycldas, Samson Agonistes, and Arcades)

    Classical allusions form so integral a part of Milton's poetry that one can scarcely conceive of the poems without them. Deprived of these allusions, the poetry would lose a large part of its charm; certainly it would lose its most characteristic feature. In many instances the classical allusions …

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  3. Suffering and the early modern imagination, 1570-1671

    … titular protagonist of his closet drama, Samson Agonistes, in 1671.<i><br/></i>

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  4. The Theme of Free Will in Milton's Major Poems

    … conclusion to the story of the fall. In Samson Agonistes. we are spectators to the drama of Samsons temp­tation and his regeneration through free will. The moral of Comus rests on the theory that the freedom of the will is invulnerable.</p> <p>The same element which makes up an important …

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  5. Milton's Emerging View of Fame and the Heroic Life

    … writing of Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson Agonistes, Milton clearly defines fame in Christian terms. His method is generally parodic; he throws into relief true fame by parodying its false varieties. Thus he makes a clear distinction between earthly fame and heavenly fame. Chapter 1 …

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  6. Dear Son of Memory: Milton's Engagement with Shakespeare

    … and <em>Antony and Cleopatra</em> in <em>Samson Agonistes</em> to problematize Samson’s heroic actions. Samson’s Chorus recollects the dragon imagery associated with Coriolanus, and the Chorus (and Samson himself) invoke the stately ship imagery associated with Cleopatra. Samson also …

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  7. Arresting figures: Reading and theorizing Renaissance texts

    … Fish's theory about the reading experience of Samson Agonistes. Fish postulates that the play encourages certain responses from the reader only to frustrate him. But this postulation betrays the critic's self-alienation from the text. While his desire for closure leads him to trivialize the …

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  8. "He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh" : mockery and typology in Milton's poetry.

    … significance of the exchange of mockery between Samson and Harapha in Samson Agonistes, illuminating the regenerationist-revisionist controversy over the tragedy. Ultimately, the project shows that revisiting Milton's poetry with attention to mockery helps us reconsider critical issues in each …

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  9. Milton and the Zohar

    … appetite over the higher mind; seduction in Samson Agonistes; the transformation of Adam's and Eve's ethereal bodies after the fall; 'appetite' while in the Garden; attitudes towards divorce; soul mates; procreation. In Chapter Four the discussion includes reference to Satan or Samael in the …

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