失乐园:Paradise Lost(英文版) 约翰·密尔顿 加入书架开始阅读 这世界上绝大多数人即便不是基督徒,相信也都听说过亚当、夏娃和伊甸园的故事。其实,真正将《圣经·旧约》中只有500字的简单叙事内容赋予气势宏伟的语言和曲折离奇的情节,并使之成为一部史诗巨作的,是17世纪英国著名诗人约翰·密尔顿,这部鸿篇巨著名曰《...
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–Robert Hass, winner of the National Book Award John Milton’s Paradise Lost, an epic poem on the clash between God and his fallen angel, Satan, is a profound meditation on fate, free will, and divinity, a... (展开全部) 作者简介 ··· John Milton (1608-74) was one of England’...
Both of lost happiness and lasting pain 想到痛苦长存,幸福远逝, Torments him; round he throws his baleful eyes 心中是仇恨刻骨,傲气难消。 That witnessed huge affliction and dismay 他眼带悲伤环顾四周, Mixed with obdurate pride and steadfast hate: 只见悲风弥漫,哀鸿遍野, At once as far as angels ...
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Satan's re-entry into Eden in Book 9 of Paradise Lost has been said to recall the return of Jesuits into England as part of the Catholic Mission.1 Returning to seduce Eve much as Jesuits were routinely thought to 'seduce' noble and gentry women back into the old faith, Sa...
《失乐园》,Paradise Lost.ppt,英国文学经典阅读· 作品文本研究PPT Unit 6 Paradise Lost John Milton Summary Translation Satan John Milton (1608-1674) Born in London december 9 into a middle-class family. Educated at St.paul school,then at Cambridge. After u
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Paradise Lost 2025 pdf epub mobi 电子书 著者简介 弥尔顿(1608～1674)英国诗人、政论家。1608年12月9日出生于伦敦一个富裕的清教徒家庭。父亲爱好文学,受其影响,弥尔顿从小喜爱读书,尤其喜爱文学。1625年16岁时入剑桥大学,并开始写诗,1632年取得硕士学位。因目睹当时国教日趋反动,他放弃了当教会牧师的念头,闭门攻...
Paradise Lost: The Fifth Book THE ARGUMENT.—Morning approached, Eve relates to Adam her troublesome dream; he likes it not, yet comforts her: they come forth to their day labours: their morning hymn at the door of their bower. God, to render Man inexcusable, sends Raphael to admonish him...