弥尔顿孤独的上帝

IF 0.3 2区文学 0 POETRY

Milton Studies Pub Date : 2018-09-12 DOI:10.1353/MLT.2018.0011

Daniel Shore

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摘要

在《失乐园》第八卷中，上帝讽刺地哀叹他是“孤独的/来自所有永恒”(405-6)，缺乏一个适合陪伴的“平等”。这篇文章认为，上帝对孤独的挑衅声明记录了一段神圣的去社会化的历史，从圣经和古典神的去多神化，到弥尔顿自己无情地将基督教还原为一神论的核心。弥尔顿不可能赞同神圣的孤独，但他的诗却深刻地思考了这一点。

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Milton's Lonely God

abstract:In book 8 of Paradise Lost, God ironically laments that he is "alone / From all Eternitie" (405–6), lacking an "equal" suitable for companionship. This article argues that God's provocative claim to loneliness registers a history of divine desocialization stretching from the depolytheization of the biblical and classical gods to Milton's own relentless reduction of Christianity to its monotheistic core. Milton could not have endorsed divine loneliness, but his poem thinks about it deeply nonetheless.

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期刊介绍： Milton Studies is published annually by the University of Pittsburgh Press as a forum for Milton scholarship and criticism.