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Satan's Protestant Rhetoric
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Paradise Lost
Articles on Milton
(by Michael Bryson)
“From Last Things to
First: The Apophatic Vision of Paradise Regained”
In Milton and the Visionary Mode: Essays on
Prophecy and Violence. Eds. Peter E. Medine and David
V. Urban. Duquesne UP. pp. 241-265.
“‘His
Tyranny who Reigns’: The Biblical Roots of Divine Kingship
and Milton’s Rejection of ‘Heav’n’s King.’”
Milton Studies, 2004, 43:111-144.
“'That be far from
thee': Divine Evil and Milton's Attempt to 'Justify the
ways of God to men'”
Milton Quarterly, May 2002, vol. 36, no. 2, pp.
87-105.
“The
Mysterious Darkness of Unknowing: Paradise Lost and the
God Beyond Names”
A Poem Written In Ten Books: Paradise Lost 1667, Eds.
John Shawcross and Michael Lieb. Duquesne UP, 2007,
183-212.
"A Poem to the Unknown
God: Samson Agonistes and Negative Theology."
Milton Quarterly, March 2008, vol. 42, No. 1, 2008,
22-43.
