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Sto caricando le informazioni... The Poetical Works of John Milton (1779)di John Milton
Informazioni sull'operaDelle opere poetiche di Giovanni Milton di John Milton (1779) Sto caricando le informazioni...
Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. Somewhat pretentiously, I decided to read some of 'The Classics' in order to inflate an already bloated ego. This was one of those classics. Now I don't doubt Milton's skill, or that some people find it fascinating, but, having been a huge fan of The Secret 7 as a boy, I'm sorry to say that the rather protracted and verbose text left me cold. Perhaps I'm simply not ready for 'The Classics' after all. ( ) I chose this for the prompt "a book on someone else's bookshelf" and the someone else is my daughter. For some reason, she picked this up last year during quarantine and became obsessed with it. She spends lots of her free time researching it, reading critical analysis of it and so she wanted me to read it so we could discuss it. Although I know I studied it at some point in school, I have to say that I didn't remember much of it. It was much more dense in its writing than I remembered and am still confused by my daughter's passion for it. Of course, the most interesting character is the devil since he is written with complexity and all the other characters are pretty one dimensional. We are meant to be taken in by him and feel sympathy for him which is quite a blasphemous approach. This is just one of the many issues that I'm sure I will be discussing and debating with my daughter until she's onto her next kick...which hopefully won't be another 500 page epic poem (as I quickly hide The Illiad and The Odyssey...maybe Beowulf is short enough to leave out - lol). I have also just read a lot books on racism, discrimination, civil rights, LGBT rights, and lots of other heavy subjects so my brain needs a few dumb thrillers now. Tener reunida toda la poesía de John Milton en un solo tomo es casi tan emocionante como las obras completas de Shakespeare o de Cervantes. Aquí se pueden leer sus poemas tan influyentes en toda la literatura occidental, como "El paraíso perdido" o "El paraíso recuperado". Este libro dice en el lomo "Poems in English", porque hay que tener en cuenta que tiene también obra en latín que no sale recogida en el volumen. nessuna recensione | aggiungi una recensione
Appartiene alle Collane EditorialiÈ contenuto inThe Harvard Classics with Lectures [51 volumes] di Charles William Eliot (indirettamente) The Harvard Classics with Lectures and Guide [52 volumes] di Charles William Eliot (indirettamente) The Harvard Classics & Shelf of Fiction [71 volume set] di Charles William Eliot (indirettamente) ContieneParadise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson Agonistes (International Collectors Library) di John Milton Paradise Lost & Paradise Regained di John Milton (indirettamente) Samson Agonistes di John Milton (indirettamente) L'Allegro di John Milton (indirettamente) Paradiso Perduto di John Milton (indirettamente) Ha come guida per lo studente
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Google Books — Sto caricando le informazioni... GeneriSistema Decimale Melvil (DDC)821.4Literature English English poetry 1625-1702, Caroline and Restoration periodsClassificazione LCVotoMedia:
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