Plato and MiltonCornell University Press, 1965 - 182 pages |
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Page 16
... theory for the individual , and political theory for the State . It is , indeed , because this is his own belief that Milton as poet and Milton as political writer are one , with the one con- sistent purpose of leading men through ...
... theory for the individual , and political theory for the State . It is , indeed , because this is his own belief that Milton as poet and Milton as political writer are one , with the one con- sistent purpose of leading men through ...
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... theory and plan of instruction there set forth . And later works show how large a part the Dialogues had in Milton's self - education . In Tetrachordon he cites Plato three times ; in the first Defensio , repeatedly turns to the Laws ...
... theory and plan of instruction there set forth . And later works show how large a part the Dialogues had in Milton's self - education . In Tetrachordon he cites Plato three times ; in the first Defensio , repeatedly turns to the Laws ...
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... theory of Ideas . The theory is doubtless basic to all Plato's thought , but is pre- sented in so many ways and attended by so many difficul- ties that scholars have been far from certain about its mean- ing . Popularly , the Platonic ...
... theory of Ideas . The theory is doubtless basic to all Plato's thought , but is pre- sented in so many ways and attended by so many difficul- ties that scholars have been far from certain about its mean- ing . Popularly , the Platonic ...
Contents
Milton as a Student of Plato | 3 |
Academics Old and New | 27 |
Himself a True Poem | 45 |
Copyright | |
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