Concealed Solemnities: Miltonic Inversions in Alan Hollinghurst's The Folding Star.
The article examines the Miltonic inversions in the 1994 novel "The Folding Star" by Alan Hollinghurst. Also cited are how the novel was based on John Milton's work "A Mask Presented at Ludlow Castle," how Milton reanimates the etymological meaning of 'pedagogue' in his work, and Hollinghurst's stra...
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