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Paradise Lost Book 9 Reading Notes (opens the original)
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Slow Read Index | Paradise Lost BibliographyWith the autumnal equinox earlier this week, we have officially passed into the fall. And with Eve and Adam’s decisions to eat the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, they too have entered into a fall. Prelapsarian life is over for our human characters, and from here on
A Gothic Literature Personal Curriculum (opens the original)
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In August of 2025, I was facing an autumn that felt totally different from any I’d headed into before. The leaves were still going to change, and the air become crisp, and I was still going to pull out all my sweaters from the back of my closet and start making lists of all the soups I wanted to cook. But this was going to be my first fall – my first time seeing the start of a new academic year – when my days of being a student were officially, permanently, over.It had admittedly taken me longer
Eve’s fatal flaw (opens the original)
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Slow Read Index | Paradise Lost BibliographyWhen Adam agrees to eat the forbidden fruit that Eve offers him, she rejoices that they will now share “one guilt, one crime, if any be” (9.971-2). But while she sees them as joined in this one fate, we can see with certainty that in Book 9 there are two distinct c
An introduction to Paradise Lost, Book 9 (opens the original)
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Slow Read Index | Paradise Lost Bibliography“Of man’s first disobedience,” Milton begins in the first line of the first book of Paradise Lost, “sing Heav’nly Muse.” Now, after eight full months of reading and discussing this epic together, we have re
Paradise Lost Book 8 Reading Notes (opens the original)
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Slow Read Index | Paradise Lost BibliographyWhen I approachHer loveliness, so absolute she seemsAnd in herself complete, so well to knowHer own, that what she wills to do or say,Seems wisest, virtuousest, discreetest, best…8.546-50</span
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