Paradise Lost
epic poem by John Milton
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Videos Mentioning Paradise Lost
Overrated or underrated? Henry Oliver on Milton, Tolkien, & Harry Potter. | Conversations with Tyler
Conversations with Tyler
Milton's epic poem discussed as underrated
Robert Breedlove: Philosophy of Bitcoin from First Principles | Lex Fridman Podcast #176
Lex Fridman
An epic poem by John Milton, cited for its definition of evil as 'the force which believes its knowledge is complete.'
Spiritual Warfare in Daily Life: The Battle of Thoughts
Eternalised
John Milton's epic poem quoted for its line, 'The mind is its own place and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven.'
Game Theory #24: The AI Apocalypse
Predictive History
Mentioned as an example of a work where the speaker's interpretation (Blake's reading) is a minority one, contrasted with the canonical national reading. The speaker acknowledges his interpretation may be a 'risky terrain' and notes his focus on occult ideas within it for the semester.
Game Theory #23: The WWIII Chessboard
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A representative work of Anglo-American civilization celebrating individual achievement and the pursuit of godhood.
Dante #4
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John Milton's epic poem, which is said to be inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy, particularly Satan's rebellion.
Dante #8 Hell Cantos 20-32
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Milton's epic poem, referenced for its depiction of devils transforming into snakes, drawing a parallel to Dante's metamorphosis of thieves.
Dante Livestream #9 (Wednesday, June 24 10AM)
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Milton's epic poem, referenced for its depiction of Satan's betrayal and his logical persuasion of Eve, and its potential to elicit empathy for Satan.
Dante #9: Hell Cantos 32-34, Purgatory Cantos 1-4
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John Milton's epic poem, referenced for its portrayal of Satan's temptation of Jesus and the war in Heaven. It's contrasted with Dante's anticlimactic depiction of Lucifer.
Dante Livestream #10 (Thursday, June 25 9AM)
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An epic poem by John Milton, marking the end of the English 125 course.