The Rebel as Hero - Milton's Paradise Lost

📖 Embark on a literary journey with Professor John Bowers in Lecture 22 of this enlightening series, where we delve into the epic masterpiece of John Milton – "Paradise Lost." In "The Rebel as Hero: Milton's Paradise Lost," Professor Bowers explores the profound narrative and philosophical depth of Milton's magnum opus.

🍎 Uncover the intricate layers of Milton's portrayal of rebellion and the archetypal figure of Satan. Professor Bowers navigates through the cosmic conflict, shedding light on how Milton's portrayal of the fallen angel challenges conventional notions of heroism and villainy.

🌌 Explore the profound themes of free will, divine justice, and the human condition as Professor Bowers dissects the moral complexities woven into the fabric of "Paradise Lost." Witness how Milton's timeless work reflects the intellectual currents of the 17th century while leaving an indelible mark on the Western literary tradition.

🎭 Whether you're a literature enthusiast, a student of philosophy, or someone fascinated by the exploration of good and evil, this lecture promises a captivating journey into the rebel as hero, as envisioned by John Milton in "Paradise Lost."