An edition of Understanding the poetry of William Blake through a dialectic of contraries
(2011)
Understanding the poetry of William Blake through a dialectic of contraries
a study of the philosophical contexts within which Blake developed his ideas
by Chris Mounsey
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Understanding the poetry of William Blake through a dialectic of contraries: a study of the philosophical contexts within which Blake developed his ideas
2011, Edwin Mellen Press
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0773416056 9780773416055
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Table of Contents
Introduction: the contrary William Blake?
Contrary metaphysics
Contraries : the eager uptake of neo-platonic philosophy
Neo-platonism rejected
They reptilise upon the earth : the limits of the political
Blake's contrary religion : from Vala to The four zoas - an overview
Two early versions of Night the First of The four zoas
The "final" version of Night the first of The four zoas
The "fair copy" of The four zoas
The two Nights the seventh of The four zoas
Nights the eighth and ninth of The four zoas : an unholy apocalypse
Milton, Milton and making poetry
Jerusalem.
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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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