#ParadiseLost##Book1#
Milton's work, based on Genesis, Old Testament, was finished by dictation, which easily reminds me of the great blind poet Homer. Paradise Lost is a heroic epic, just like Virgil's Aeneid in the whole 12-book structure.
All of the devils were formerly angels who chose to follow Satan in his rebellion.Typically, the hero or protagonist of any narrative, epic poem or otherwise, is a person who struggles to accomplish something. In Book I, Milton presents Satan primarily as a military hero. In doing so, he makes Paradise Lost resonate with earlier epics, which all center around military heroes and their exploits. At the same time, Milton presents an implicit critique of a literary culture that glorifies war and warriors. Satan displays all of the virtues of a great warrior such as Achilles or Odysseus. He is courageous, undaunted, refusing to yield in the face of impossible odds, and able to stir his followers to follow him in brave and violent exploits. Milton is clearly aware of what he’s doing in making Satan somewhat appealing in the early chapters. By drawing us into sympathizing with and admiring Satan, Milton forces us to question why we admire martial prowess and pride in literary characters. Ultimately he attempts to show that the Christian virtues of obedience, humility, and forbearance are more important.
p1-3
Book I, line 95-118
Book I, line 251-270
Book I, line 607-614
translated by 朱维之
Milton's work, based on Genesis, Old Testament, was finished by dictation, which easily reminds me of the great blind poet Homer. Paradise Lost is a heroic epic, just like Virgil's Aeneid in the whole 12-book structure.
All of the devils were formerly angels who chose to follow Satan in his rebellion.Typically, the hero or protagonist of any narrative, epic poem or otherwise, is a person who struggles to accomplish something. In Book I, Milton presents Satan primarily as a military hero. In doing so, he makes Paradise Lost resonate with earlier epics, which all center around military heroes and their exploits. At the same time, Milton presents an implicit critique of a literary culture that glorifies war and warriors. Satan displays all of the virtues of a great warrior such as Achilles or Odysseus. He is courageous, undaunted, refusing to yield in the face of impossible odds, and able to stir his followers to follow him in brave and violent exploits. Milton is clearly aware of what he’s doing in making Satan somewhat appealing in the early chapters. By drawing us into sympathizing with and admiring Satan, Milton forces us to question why we admire martial prowess and pride in literary characters. Ultimately he attempts to show that the Christian virtues of obedience, humility, and forbearance are more important.
p1-3
Book I, line 95-118
Book I, line 251-270
Book I, line 607-614
translated by 朱维之
#韩娱跳蚤市场[超话]#【收物贴】
长期收裸专 只要白菜哪个团都行。（除了防弹的男团别来 EXO要看是哪本 我只磕颜 女团我博爱。）
也收阿米棒三代或特别版 不要带卡的 140以下收。还收各站的pb 南吧珍吧糖吧锡吧旻吧泰吧果吧都行 或者其他站姐自制 15最右。
❗ 不要粉墨 巨雷粉墨巨雷巨雷巨雷 只要来了blind我心情不好就骂你[微笑]
最好套出 只接受20r以下一本。
长期收裸专 只要白菜哪个团都行。（除了防弹的男团别来 EXO要看是哪本 我只磕颜 女团我博爱。）
也收阿米棒三代或特别版 不要带卡的 140以下收。还收各站的pb 南吧珍吧糖吧锡吧旻吧泰吧果吧都行 或者其他站姐自制 15最右。
❗ 不要粉墨 巨雷粉墨巨雷巨雷巨雷 只要来了blind我心情不好就骂你[微笑]
最好套出 只接受20r以下一本。
#每日一句#
Human nature is not perfect! Even the most bright planets also have this kind of dark spots, and miss, Chad's eyes see only slight defects, but turn a blind eye to radiant light of the planet.
人的天性就是这样的不完美！即使是最明亮的行星也有这类黑斑，而斯卡查德小姐这样的眼睛只能看到细微的缺陷，却对星球的万丈光芒视而不见。
Human nature is not perfect! Even the most bright planets also have this kind of dark spots, and miss, Chad's eyes see only slight defects, but turn a blind eye to radiant light of the planet.
人的天性就是这样的不完美！即使是最明亮的行星也有这类黑斑，而斯卡查德小姐这样的眼睛只能看到细微的缺陷，却对星球的万丈光芒视而不见。
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