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Paradise Lost

作者: John Milton

出版社: 华文出版社

出版时间: 2005-01

版次: 1

ISBN: 9780393924282

装帧: 平装

开本: 其他

纸张: 胶版纸

页数: 591页

分类: 外文古旧书>英文书>小说

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Written at a time of personal and political crisis in Milton's ca-reer (1658-65), Paradise Lost is the greatest epic poem in English literature. It had an immense influence on the English Roman-tics and, through them, on modern poetry This Norton Critical Edition is based on the 1674 edition of the poem, the last to ap-pear in Milton's lifetime, with a few emendations and adoptions from the first edition and from the scribal manu*, as noted.Gordon Teskey provides readers with a freshly edited text in-tended for those approaching Milton for the first time. Spelling and punctuation have been modernized, the latter within the limits imposed by Milton's syntax. The text is accompanied by an introduction, an account of Milton's life, ample annotations, a glossary,and suggestions for further reading.


  "Sources and Backgrounds" includes selections from the Bible and from Milton's prose writings, including his greatest prose work, Areopagitica, in its entirety.


  An unusually rich "Criticism" section collects forty-eight di-verse commentaries and interpretations, culled from the enor-mous body of scholarly writing on the poem. Classic assess-ments are provided by John Dryden, Voltaire, Samuel Johnson,William Blake, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Percy Bysshe Shelle Victor Hugo, and T. S. Eliot, among others. Modern contribu-tors include C. S. Lewis, William Empson, Douglas Bush,Northrop Frye, Barbara Lewalski, Balachandra Rajan, Stanley Fish, Mary Ann Radzinowicz,
  Christopher Ricks, Regina Schwartz, Julia Walker, and Helen Vcndler. GORDON TESKEY is Professor of English and American Lit-erature and Hanguage at Harvard University,where he teaches Renaissance poetry.He is the author of Allegory and Violence(1996)and of Delirious Milton,forthcoming from Harvard University Press. Preface and Acknowledgments

Introduction

  The Life of John Milton

  On the Text of Paradise Lost

Paradise Lost

  The Verse

  Book One

  Book Two

  Book Three

  Book Four

  Book Five

  Book Six

  Book Seven

  Book Eight

  Book Nine

  Book Ten

  Book Eleven

  Book Twelve

Sources and Backgrounds

  SELECTIONS FROM THE BIBLE

    Genesis 1-3, 11-12

    Exodus 14

    Psalms 104, 114, 148

    Isaiah 6, 9, 40

    Ezekiel 1

    Mark 13

    Acts 13

    1 Corinthians 15

    Revelation 12, 20-22

  SELECTIONS FROM MILTON'S PROSE

   The Reason of Church Government Urged against Prelaty (Introduction to Book II)

  Areopagitica

Criticism

  CLASSIC CRITICISM OF PARADISE LOST

    Andrew Marvell On Mr. Milton's Paradise Lost

    John Dryden Epigram

    From Preface to Second Miscellany

    Joseph Addison From Spectator 297 (Feb. 9, 1712)

    From Spectator 303 (Feb. 16, 1712)

    Voltaire From Candide

      From Essay upon the Civil Wars of France . .  And also upon the Epick Poetry of the uropean Nations from Homer to Milton

    Samuel Johnson From Lives of the English Poets

    Francois-Rene, Vicomte de Chateaubriand From Sketches of English Literature

    William Blake From The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

    William Wordsworth London, 1802

    SamuelTaylor Coleridge From Lecture 4

      Unassigned Lecture Notes [Milton and Paradise Lost]

      From Table Talk ]Milton's Egotism]

    George Gordon, Lord Byron From Don Juan

    Percy Bysshe Shelley From the preface to Prometheus Unbound

      From A Defence of Poetry

    Walter Savage Landor From Imaginary Conversations

    Victor Hugo From Cromwell

    Alfred, Lord Tennyson Milton

    Matthew Arnold  From Milton

    A. E. Housman From Terence, this is stupid stuff

    T. S. Eliot  From Milton I

      From Milton II

MODERN CRITICISM OF PARADISE LOST

  On Satan

    C. S. Lewis From Satan

    Balachandra Rajah From The Problem of Satan

    A. J. A. Waldock From Satan and the Technique of Degradation

    William Empson From Satan

    Kenneth Gross From Satan and the Romantic Satan: A Notebook

    William Flesch From The Majesty of Darkness: Idol and Image in Milton

    ……

Glossary of Names in Paradise Lost

Suggestions for Further Reading
内容简介:
Written at a time of personal and political crisis in Milton's ca-reer (1658-65), Paradise Lost is the greatest epic poem in English literature. It had an immense influence on the English Roman-tics and, through them, on modern poetry This Norton Critical Edition is based on the 1674 edition of the poem, the last to ap-pear in Milton's lifetime, with a few emendations and adoptions from the first edition and from the scribal manu*, as noted.Gordon Teskey provides readers with a freshly edited text in-tended for those approaching Milton for the first time. Spelling and punctuation have been modernized, the latter within the limits imposed by Milton's syntax. The text is accompanied by an introduction, an account of Milton's life, ample annotations, a glossary,and suggestions for further reading.


  "Sources and Backgrounds" includes selections from the Bible and from Milton's prose writings, including his greatest prose work, Areopagitica, in its entirety.


  An unusually rich "Criticism" section collects forty-eight di-verse commentaries and interpretations, culled from the enor-mous body of scholarly writing on the poem. Classic assess-ments are provided by John Dryden, Voltaire, Samuel Johnson,William Blake, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Percy Bysshe Shelle Victor Hugo, and T. S. Eliot, among others. Modern contribu-tors include C. S. Lewis, William Empson, Douglas Bush,Northrop Frye, Barbara Lewalski, Balachandra Rajan, Stanley Fish, Mary Ann Radzinowicz,
  Christopher Ricks, Regina Schwartz, Julia Walker, and Helen Vcndler.
作者简介:
GORDON TESKEY is Professor of English and American Lit-erature and Hanguage at Harvard University,where he teaches Renaissance poetry.He is the author of Allegory and Violence(1996)and of Delirious Milton,forthcoming from Harvard University Press.
目录:
Preface and Acknowledgments

Introduction

  The Life of John Milton

  On the Text of Paradise Lost

Paradise Lost

  The Verse

  Book One

  Book Two

  Book Three

  Book Four

  Book Five

  Book Six

  Book Seven

  Book Eight

  Book Nine

  Book Ten

  Book Eleven

  Book Twelve

Sources and Backgrounds

  SELECTIONS FROM THE BIBLE

    Genesis 1-3, 11-12

    Exodus 14

    Psalms 104, 114, 148

    Isaiah 6, 9, 40

    Ezekiel 1

    Mark 13

    Acts 13

    1 Corinthians 15

    Revelation 12, 20-22

  SELECTIONS FROM MILTON'S PROSE

   The Reason of Church Government Urged against Prelaty (Introduction to Book II)

  Areopagitica

Criticism

  CLASSIC CRITICISM OF PARADISE LOST

    Andrew Marvell On Mr. Milton's Paradise Lost

    John Dryden Epigram

    From Preface to Second Miscellany

    Joseph Addison From Spectator 297 (Feb. 9, 1712)

    From Spectator 303 (Feb. 16, 1712)

    Voltaire From Candide

      From Essay upon the Civil Wars of France . .  And also upon the Epick Poetry of the uropean Nations from Homer to Milton

    Samuel Johnson From Lives of the English Poets

    Francois-Rene, Vicomte de Chateaubriand From Sketches of English Literature

    William Blake From The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

    William Wordsworth London, 1802

    SamuelTaylor Coleridge From Lecture 4

      Unassigned Lecture Notes [Milton and Paradise Lost]

      From Table Talk ]Milton's Egotism]

    George Gordon, Lord Byron From Don Juan

    Percy Bysshe Shelley From the preface to Prometheus Unbound

      From A Defence of Poetry

    Walter Savage Landor From Imaginary Conversations

    Victor Hugo From Cromwell

    Alfred, Lord Tennyson Milton

    Matthew Arnold  From Milton

    A. E. Housman From Terence, this is stupid stuff

    T. S. Eliot  From Milton I

      From Milton II

MODERN CRITICISM OF PARADISE LOST

  On Satan

    C. S. Lewis From Satan

    Balachandra Rajah From The Problem of Satan

    A. J. A. Waldock From Satan and the Technique of Degradation

    William Empson From Satan

    Kenneth Gross From Satan and the Romantic Satan: A Notebook

    William Flesch From The Majesty of Darkness: Idol and Image in Milton

    ……

Glossary of Names in Paradise Lost

Suggestions for Further Reading

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