John Milton 1608-1674.

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John Milton 1608-1674

Milton Born in London Dec 9, 1608 3 stages of his life: 1. a period of long study 2. involvement in doctrinal and political controversy 3. solitary disillusionment following restoration of English monarchy Educated at St. Paul’s and Cambridge

Milton Prepared for ministry, but did not take orders Lived reclusively at father’s estate, studying intensely and trying to perfect himself morally to make himself suitable to write the epic. Strongly believed in popular liberty 17 year old wife left him after 6 weeks of marriage.

Paradise Lost Began writing after banishment from court. Epic poem depicting Adam and Eve’s fall from the Garden of Eden. Casts Satan as an almost heroic, Aeneis-like character. Says that Paradise Lost is a superior epic because it deals with historical origins instead of cultural fictions.

Paradise Lost Written in unrhymed iambic pentameter (blank verse) “intended every sentence and verse line of his poem to be challenging.” Milton’s attempt to solve the “conflict between the seductions of the classics and the imperatives of Christianity.” Uses classical material for physically sensuous and psychologically disruptive elements of the poem.

Paradise Lost Deals with concept that morality must be tested in order to be significant. Uses the epic to portray his ideas about liberty, knowledge, doubt, sexuality, and marriage

Chronology of events in Christian history War in heaven Creation of universe Adam & Eve in Paradise Temptation and fall of man Aftermath of fall

Milton’s order Books 1-2: Poem begins after Satan’s fall Book 3: Council in heaven Book 4: Adam & Eve in Garden of Eden Book 5-6: Angel Raphael tells of war Book 7: Raphael tells of creation Book 8: Adam recounts his creation Book 9: Temptation & Fall Book 10: Aftermath of fall on earth & in hell Book 11-12: Michael reveals future to Adam