失乐园英文读后感

失乐园英文读后感 失乐园英文读后感 失乐园英文读后感 失乐园英文读后感 The success f Miltn s Paradise Lst es much t the depictin f the main epicimag‎‎e f Satan hse attributes enable him t achieve tragic status. Althugh Satan may be an epic machine, he is best prtrayed as the tragic anti-her f paradise Lst. The critics in the rld have been cncerning the image f Satan in Paradise L‎‎st, hse plexity makes the pem mre cntrversial.The reasn hy the image under Miltn s pen is s plex is that the Satan attracts the pet s inner frce, hich drives him t change the peple s traditinal ideas and cause resnance f all the revlutinaries. Satan in the Bible is an image f devil. But in Paradise Lst, Satan challenges the authrity f Gd and ant t be‎‎ free, he is a fighter fr freedm. The pet prtrayed Satan as a brave her that ent t get rid f gd s dminatin. In Paradise Lst, the Satan as the mst successful image the authr shaped.The allure f free ill is here the at‎‎tractiveness and‎‎ per f Satan's character lies. Stanley Fish in his essay, The Harassed Reader in Paradise Lst, argues that Satan pssesses a frm f herism hich is easy t admire because it is visible and flambyant and that, n that basis, Satan s attra‎‎ctiveness is nly initial. Miltn as, undubtedly, cnscius that he as in danger f prtraying Satan as t much f a heric figure and made effrts t be little him thrugh the use f unflattering imagery, and by highlighting his less plimentary‎‎ characteristics. Nnetheless, ur emtins are still fired. ur first encunter ith Satan and his rebel hsts ccurs in Bk I, hen they are recvering frm the shck f having been expelled frm heaven by the Sn after three days f fighting the angels f Gd. Despite the defeat he has suffered, Satan gains ur admiratin by displaying resilience in quickly ing t terms‎‎ ith the change in his circumstances, in remustering his frces and rganizing the building f his palace, Pandemnium. At the same time he demnstrates his determinatin nt t be def‎‎eated and shs true qualities f leadership, persuasively arguing that there is still hpe fr battle and victry. Satan is cnvincing in his first speech t Beelzebub, his chief partner in crime, as he declares: hat thugh ‎‎the field be lst? All is nt lst; the uncnquerable ill, And study f revenge, immrtal hate, And curage never t submit r yield: And hat is else nt t be vere? That glry never shall his rath r might Extrt frm me. Althugh Satan may be an epic machine, he is best prtrayed as the tragic anti-her f Paradise Lst r, at the very least, a ‎‎main character h pssesses the stature and attributes hich enable him t achieve tragic status. In the Greek traditin, the essential pnents f tragedy are admiratin, fear and pity fr the her ， h has t display a tragic eakness r fla in his character, hich ill lead t his dnfall. It might be argued that the flas in Satan s c‎‎haracter are such that e shuld feel n admiratin, fear r pity fr him, yet he can be seen t inspire these emtins. Satan s tragic flas are pinted ut in Bk I. They are envy, pride, and ambitin tards self-glrificatin. Sat‎‎an s pride, in particular, is stressed thrughut Paradise Lst. The pet cndemned Gd thrugh Satan s rds. n the surface, Gd had given human free ill; in fact, he had suppressed the true freedm.bvi‎‎usly, the pet's criticism and cndemnatin f Gd ere ut frm the scial reality f United Kingdm. The tyrant as the embdiment f Stuart. Miltn ‎‎laid his n plitical tendencies in the great Satan. He prtrayed Satan's resistance as the justice resistance t authritarian rule and a bld challenge t the vilent regime.