Sudden Apprehension: Aspects of Knowledge in Paradise LostMouton, 1976 - 225 ページ |
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... Ramist detail is the fact that Ames pre- cedes his text with twenty - five pages of Ramist charts , with the normal Ramist dichotomizations , outlining his entire work , thereby providing a convenient method for memorizing the main and ...
... Ramist detail is the fact that Ames pre- cedes his text with twenty - five pages of Ramist charts , with the normal Ramist dichotomizations , outlining his entire work , thereby providing a convenient method for memorizing the main and ...
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... Ramist " Oiconomia " . In the same work there is a Ramist epistle to Philemon , which demonstrates that literary compositions can be constructed according to Ramist principles . Numerous other examples flood the Ramist logics though ...
... Ramist " Oiconomia " . In the same work there is a Ramist epistle to Philemon , which demonstrates that literary compositions can be constructed according to Ramist principles . Numerous other examples flood the Ramist logics though ...
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... Ramist rather than Aristotelian . I would have to agree with Wilbur Samuel Howell's insistence that Milton " did not therefore become either a superficial Ramist or a covert Peripatetic " .14 - One last point needs attention . This has ...
... Ramist rather than Aristotelian . I would have to agree with Wilbur Samuel Howell's insistence that Milton " did not therefore become either a superficial Ramist or a covert Peripatetic " .14 - One last point needs attention . This has ...
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action Adam Adam and Eve Adam's analysis angels appears argument Aristotle Assurance Bacon begins body Book causes chapter chart Christ Christian Doctrine close Columbia Edition concept concerned conscience consequences consider course death developed Discourse discussion divine earth effect essence Eve's example explains fact faith Fall Father Figure further gives God's grace Heaven Hell hope human immediately implied important interest John kind knowledge known learning less light lines logic London look means Michael Milton mind nature obedience offers Paradise Lost particularly passage perceive perception persons Philosophy physics poem problem qualities question Ramist Ramus Raphael reason references relation revelation rhetoric Satan says scene Scripture seems seen self-knowledge sense shows significant soul Spirit substance substantial suggests syllogism thaumaturgy thee things thought tion true ultimate understanding universe wisdom