Imitatio Christi: The Son as Exemplar in Paradice Regained
0
조회
0
다운로드
0
인용
0
참고문헌
초록
Abstract
Integral to our understanding of Paradise Regained is the theme of imitatio Christi or the meditations on Christ as an exemplar for human behavior. In Paradise Regained, Milton offers the unique example of the restorative and instrumental nature of the Son as a paradigm for man’s regeneration. In the poem, Milton offers to his readers the example of the Son who remains perfect and free of sin while undertaking the overthrow of Satan and the undoing of the effects of Fall as a second Adam, which he achieves through humility, faith, and obedience to the will of God. Despite being the source of contention during the Renaissance, it is important to remember the practice of imitatio Christi is supported by scripture as can be seen in 1 Cor. 11:1 where St. Paul exhorts Christians to “Imitate me, just as I also imitate Christ.” Milton himself states in Of Education that “[t]he end of Learning is to repair the ruines of our first Parents by regaining to know God aright, and out of that knowledge to love him, to imitate him, to be like him.” Thus, the recognition of the Son as an exemplar is important to the overall meaning of the poem.
참고문헌 (36)
- ".The Harmonious Vision:Studies in Milton’s Poetry" (1954), Johns Hopkins P
- "Milton and Patience", 60, pp.203~13 (1963)
- "Radical Christian Humanism in Milton’s Great Poems" (1989)
- "The Double Time Scheme in Paradise Regained"
- "Christ on the Tower in Paradise Regained", 8, pp.104~07 (1974)
- "Milton’s Biblical Style in Paradise Regained", 6, pp.227~41 (1974)
- "The Reader in Paradise Regained Calm of Mind" (1971)
- "Time and Temptations in Paradise Regained", pp.32~47 (1973), University of Toronto Quarterly 43
- ""A Brief Epic:Paradise Regained", 68, pp.223~43 (1971)
- "The Dynamics of Paradise Regained", pp.567~81 (1971)
- "Christ on the Pinnacle in Paradise Regained" (1981)
- "Milton and the English Revolution" (1977), Viking
- "The Passion of Christ in Paradise Regained", 19, pp.236~60 (1982)
- "Paradise Regained and the Second Adam", 9, pp.261~75 (1976)
- "Milton and Christian Heroism" (1959), U of California P
- "The Nature of the Christ of Paradise Regained", 16, pp.63~7 (1982)
- ""Gawain’s Spiritual Journey:Imitatio Christi in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight", 6, pp.65~106 (1965)
- "and Art of Paradise Regained" (1966)
- "Radical Religious Culture and the Politics of Paradise Regained", pp.63~89 (1994)
- Martz,Louis, "The Paradise Within" (1964), Yale University Press
- "The Godly Man in Stuart England" (1976)
- "Conversion and the Imitation of Christ in Anglican and Puritan Writing The Journal of British Studies 15", pp.21~39 (1976)
- "The Works of John Milton", 18 s (1931)
- "Or A Commentarie vpon the Temptations of Christ The Workes of that Famous and Worthy Minister of Christ in the Universitie of Cambridge"
- "Imitatio Christi:Models for Christian Living in Early Modern England" (2003), Diss. U of North Carolina
- "Essays on the Tests and Traditions" (1987)
- "The Growth of Milton’s Mind", radzi(wicz) (1978), Princeton Princeton UP
- ""Visions and Revisions:A Study of Paradise Lost 11 and Paradise Regained", 10, pp.353~62 (1974)
- "Standing Alone on the Pinnacle Milton in 1752"
- "Samson Agonistes and Its Relation to De Doctrina Christiana Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 12", pp.141~56 (1972)
- "The Socratic Dialogue and ‘Knowledge in the Making’ in Paradise Regained", 6, pp.215~26 (1975)
- "The Regaining of Paradise U of Toronto P" (1973)
- "’Christ’s Victorie over the Dragon’ The Apocalypse in Paradise Regained", pp.59~82 (1992)
- "Milton and the Paradoxes of Renaissance Heroism" (1987), Louisiana State UP
- "An Exposition of Christ’s Temptations the Lyon of the Tribe of IVDAH assaulting him in three most fierce and hellish Temptations"
- "Milton’s ‘Pattern of A Christian Hero ’ The Son in Paradise Lost", pp.1~9 (1978)
