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Paradise Lost John Milton

Epic Poetry as a Classic Literary Form Examples: Homer recorded the first major epic poems: The Iliad and The Odyssey Virgil tells the story of Rome’s founding in The Aeneid The Anglo-Saxon’s recount the struggle of good vs. evil in Beowulf John Milton gives account of Adam and Eve’s expulsion from the Garden of Eden in Paradise Lost Milton thought the best way to write poetry was to imitate ancient writers. He was especially drawn to the ancient poetry of the Bible, and it was from the Bible that he takes his subject for Paradise Lost. Milton took just a few verses from the Bible, mainly from Genesis, and developed them into a 10,565 line-poem.

Epic Poem Long, narrative poem written in an elevated style that tells the story of a cultural hero and reflects the values of its society.

Paradise Lost as an Epic Begins with an invocation to the muse and statement of theme Hero is of great historical significance setting is vast Conflict in the celestial realm There are supernatural elements The writing is of an elevated style Ornate language, epic similes… In medias res

Milton’s Argument THE QUESTION: If God is good and He is in control, then why do bad things happen? MILTON’S ANSWER: Attempts to address the reason for sin and suffering in the world: God is not responsible; Adam and Eve “brought death into the world, and all our woe.” Asserts that God gave us free will, and we are responsible for our choosing of evil God gave Adam and Eve the freedom to choose between good and evil, and the strength to resist evil; yet they chose evil, and their offspring- all of us- have suffered the effects of their choice ever since.

Milton on Satan Asserts that God purposely let Satan escape from Hell and establish himself on Earth so that human beings would have something to fight against, and with God’s help, triumph over. Does this sound cruel to you? Milton said this plan is for man’s own good. How?

Themes Justify the ways of God to man Pride Envy Revenge Vanity

Define the following Blank Verse Enjambment