Showing posts with label UNIT-16 ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 ). Show all posts
Showing posts with label UNIT-16 ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 ). Show all posts

In your considered opinion, does Milton's early work bear signs of the poetic ambitions that he later fulfils? Analyse any one poem to substantiate your answer. ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 )

In my considered opinion, Milton's early work shows signs of the poetic ambitions that he later fulfills. One poem that exemplifies this...
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From your study of this unit, and from other readings, identify the primary influences and the main literary sources that are to be found in Milton's early poetic work. ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 )

Milton's early poetic work was influenced by a variety of sources, including classical literature , religious texts , and contemporary p...
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What in your opinion could be the reason(s) for Milton's emphasis on prose in the middle years of his life? ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 )

There are several possible reasons for Milton's emphasis on prose during the middle years of his life. One possible reason is his invol...
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Examine and discuss the relations between Milton's poetic and prose oeuvre. ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 )

Milton's poetic and prose oeuvre are intimately linked, with his prose works often reflecting and informing his poetry, and vice versa. ...
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Why do you think Milton feels the need to tell Satan’s perspective? Who do you think is portrayed as the hero? Why? ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 ),

Milton's decision to include Satan's perspective in 'Paradise Lost' serves a number of purposes. First, it adds depth and co...
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God sees everything that will happen, perceiving the past, present, and future simultaneously. Why, then, are Adam and Eve allowed to sin? ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 ),

The question of why God allows Adam and Eve to sin in the story of the Garden of Eden is a complex and debated issue in Christian theology. ...
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Satan transforms himself into many creatures throughout this poem, starting with a large winged creature, then a cherub, then a bird, then to a toad, and finally a snake. What does this pattern of transformations say about Satan’s character as we get further into the poem? ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 )

The pattern of transformations that Satan undergoes in John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost" reflects his gradual descent fr...
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What does the gate represent and what does it say about who’s guarding it? What do you think Sin and Death represent? ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 )

In John Milton's epic poem "Paradise Lost," the gate that guards Hell represents the boundary between the fallen world of Sata...
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In book one, Satan says, “I’d rather be a king in Hell than a servant in Heaven.” What do you think this means, and do you agree? Do you think that most people today live by this as well? ( MEG 101 ) ( PARADISE LOST- BOOK 1 )

The statement made by Satan in Book One of "Paradise Lost" reflects his pride and arrogance, as well as his belief that he would r...
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