PUBLICIZING THE SCIENCE OF GOD: MILTON'S RAPHAEL AND THE BOUNDARIES OF KNOWLEDGE.

The article discusses how poet John Milton handles his representations of science through a sustained inquiry into problematics of Raphael's narration and the social space through which he directs his pedagogical efforts. Topics discussed include an argument that Raphael's significance in "Paradise...

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Publicado en:Renascence Vol. 67; no. 4; pp. 239 - 261
Autor principal: Crosbie, Christopher
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Publicado: Marquette University Fall2015
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