Paradise Lost(失乐园中撒旦形象的分析)
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The image of Satan in Paradise Lost is extremely complex andsubtle. In the textbook, it begins with the recovering of Satan,only when he recovered from faint did he realized that he and his followers were condemned in utterdarkness and in endless pains’ appreciate the description of the impressiveness sceneries very much. “Nolight, but rather darkness visible.Servedonly to discover sights of woe." this picture impressed mebecause
After reading theexcerptpart of paradise lost and many introduction of it`sauthordo get to know him and his works more and better than used to.ItreatedMiltonnot only as a master of poets but also arespected solider.Thespirits ofsacrificing for his beliefs inspiring me much.
Satan isthe first major character introduced in the test. Formerly the most beautiful of all angels in Heaven, he's a tragic figure best described by the now-famous quote "Better to reign in Hell, than to serve in Heaven". He is introduced to Hell after he leads a failed rebellion to wrestle control of Heaven from God. Satan's desire to rebel against his creator stems from his unwillingness to be subjugated by God and his Son, falsely claiming that angels are "self-begot, self-raised", therebydenying God's authority over them as their creator.Satan is comparable in many ways to the tragic heroes of classic Greek literature but, Satan's hubris far surpasses those of previous tragedies. Though at times he plays the narrative role of an anti-hero, he is still commonly understood to be the antagonist of the epic. However, the true nature of his role in the poem has been the subject of much notoriety and scholarly debate.
[4]弥尔顿和他的失乐园北京出版社梁一三
[5]失乐园上海译文出版社1984朱维之译
In theprocessof doing my task,Iread the text on the book first and looked up the new words.Thenread it once again and got the general idea of the text. afterthatread twoChinesereference books in which introduced johnMiltonand the paradise lost more specific and thetranslatingof the poem really did me a good well to understand the poem ,Igot to know more detailed information johnMilton’slife, experience and hisworks. Inaddition to read books,Ialso searched the internet and got much information on line.Paradise Lost is scheduled to be made into an action film in 2012, directed by AlexPraysand slated for release sometime in 2013. Bradley Cooper has been confirmed to be playing the role of Satan. Benjamin Walker is set to play the archangel Michael, andDijonHooknoseis cast to play the seraphAbdel. Adam and Eve will be played by DiegoBonitaand Camilla Belle. Casey Affleck will be Gabriel. [2]
References
[1] “Paradise Lost: Introduction".Dartmouth Retrieved26 March 2010.
[2]Paradise Lost at the Internet Movie Database
[3]http:/Hale Waihona Puke /wiki/John_Milton#cite_note-86
The image of Satan in Paradise Lost is extremely complex and subtle. He seems to be almost heroic in the earlier portion of the poem, grand and majestic in appearance, fearless in character. He begins the poem as a just-fallen angel of enormous stature that shines like a comet. This sequence of different shapes assumed by Satan is not only the deterioration in his outward image but also reflect the state of his soul.
It will make anyone in it feel desperate, and the agony will bedeepeningin such environment.but when facing with the god`s cruel punishment, although it so heavy a burden for him to bear, he got through it, he was not scared to quivered. Instead,he made his mind to oppose god. He soon recovering from defeat and he called on all his followers to regain their courage. Hetold them to dogoodreparationto the future fight.Hesaid, “inarms notworse, inforesight muchadvanced, wemay with moresuccessfulhope resolve .to wage by force or guild eternal war."Also, hesaid,"to bow and sue forgrace, withsuppliantknee, and deify hisspower."Bowto the god is considered bySatanas "ignominy" and "shame" .after that, he said "fall’scherub, to be weak is miserable", these words made thesoldiersto summon up their courage to face their futurebattle. Byanalyzingthese sentences, Heseems to be almost heroic in this portion of the poem, grand and majestic in appearance, fearless in character. He begins the poem as a just-fallen angel of enormous stature that shines like
Anew image ofSatan
失乐园撒旦新形象
Paradise Lost is an epic poem in blank verse by the 17th-century English poet John Milton.The poem concerns the Christian story of the Fall of Man: the temptation of Adam and Eve by the fallen angel Satan and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden. John Milton (9 December 1608 – 8 November 1674) was an English poet, polemicist, and civil servant for the Commonwealth of England.[1]
After reading theexcerptpart of paradise lost and many introduction of it`sauthordo get to know him and his works more and better than used to.ItreatedMiltonnot only as a master of poets but also arespected solider.Thespirits ofsacrificing for his beliefs inspiring me much.
Satan isthe first major character introduced in the test. Formerly the most beautiful of all angels in Heaven, he's a tragic figure best described by the now-famous quote "Better to reign in Hell, than to serve in Heaven". He is introduced to Hell after he leads a failed rebellion to wrestle control of Heaven from God. Satan's desire to rebel against his creator stems from his unwillingness to be subjugated by God and his Son, falsely claiming that angels are "self-begot, self-raised", therebydenying God's authority over them as their creator.Satan is comparable in many ways to the tragic heroes of classic Greek literature but, Satan's hubris far surpasses those of previous tragedies. Though at times he plays the narrative role of an anti-hero, he is still commonly understood to be the antagonist of the epic. However, the true nature of his role in the poem has been the subject of much notoriety and scholarly debate.
[4]弥尔顿和他的失乐园北京出版社梁一三
[5]失乐园上海译文出版社1984朱维之译
In theprocessof doing my task,Iread the text on the book first and looked up the new words.Thenread it once again and got the general idea of the text. afterthatread twoChinesereference books in which introduced johnMiltonand the paradise lost more specific and thetranslatingof the poem really did me a good well to understand the poem ,Igot to know more detailed information johnMilton’slife, experience and hisworks. Inaddition to read books,Ialso searched the internet and got much information on line.Paradise Lost is scheduled to be made into an action film in 2012, directed by AlexPraysand slated for release sometime in 2013. Bradley Cooper has been confirmed to be playing the role of Satan. Benjamin Walker is set to play the archangel Michael, andDijonHooknoseis cast to play the seraphAbdel. Adam and Eve will be played by DiegoBonitaand Camilla Belle. Casey Affleck will be Gabriel. [2]
References
[1] “Paradise Lost: Introduction".Dartmouth Retrieved26 March 2010.
[2]Paradise Lost at the Internet Movie Database
[3]http:/Hale Waihona Puke /wiki/John_Milton#cite_note-86
The image of Satan in Paradise Lost is extremely complex and subtle. He seems to be almost heroic in the earlier portion of the poem, grand and majestic in appearance, fearless in character. He begins the poem as a just-fallen angel of enormous stature that shines like a comet. This sequence of different shapes assumed by Satan is not only the deterioration in his outward image but also reflect the state of his soul.
It will make anyone in it feel desperate, and the agony will bedeepeningin such environment.but when facing with the god`s cruel punishment, although it so heavy a burden for him to bear, he got through it, he was not scared to quivered. Instead,he made his mind to oppose god. He soon recovering from defeat and he called on all his followers to regain their courage. Hetold them to dogoodreparationto the future fight.Hesaid, “inarms notworse, inforesight muchadvanced, wemay with moresuccessfulhope resolve .to wage by force or guild eternal war."Also, hesaid,"to bow and sue forgrace, withsuppliantknee, and deify hisspower."Bowto the god is considered bySatanas "ignominy" and "shame" .after that, he said "fall’scherub, to be weak is miserable", these words made thesoldiersto summon up their courage to face their futurebattle. Byanalyzingthese sentences, Heseems to be almost heroic in this portion of the poem, grand and majestic in appearance, fearless in character. He begins the poem as a just-fallen angel of enormous stature that shines like
Anew image ofSatan
失乐园撒旦新形象
Paradise Lost is an epic poem in blank verse by the 17th-century English poet John Milton.The poem concerns the Christian story of the Fall of Man: the temptation of Adam and Eve by the fallen angel Satan and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden. John Milton (9 December 1608 – 8 November 1674) was an English poet, polemicist, and civil servant for the Commonwealth of England.[1]