Retellings and History in Paradise Lost and His Dark Materials by Phillip Pullman

Philip Pullman's fantasy trilogy of his dark material had been studying the metaphysical problem of "Greater Orle" - Milton's big question about free will, love, and submission - it's about reading It is also. Behavior and Arts As Snowleigh King stated, he focused on "the process of text interpretation and its role in the formation of metaphysical problems in culture" (106) The fantastic world of his dark material is my It seems to be those of ours. The history of sentences is the same as interpretation.

The title of the Philip Pullman 's "His Dark Materials" trilogy is "he creates darker material in the world", and "The Lost Paradise" is in volume 915 of Volume 2. Pullman is interested in making Milton's poems for young people and calling Milton "our greatest public poet." Milton used blank poetry in addition to his style innovation (like a macroscopic sequence of sound and visuals, special terms and terms) that influenced the poet later. At that time, the blank poems of poetry were considered to be quite different from the use in poetry and theater, and "lost paradise" was seen as a unique example. In 1734, Isaac Watts said, "Mr. Milton has been honored as parent and writer of a blank poem in our midst." "Milton's poetry" may be synonymous with the century , Where blank poetry is poetry, a new poetic topography and legendary league unrelated to the drama.

Alan Jacobs at Whitson College said that his "dark material" replaced John Milton's theological view of the world of Paradise Lost with Rousseau. The series has been criticized for religion, especially Catholic, Catholic religious and civil rights associations, and their attitudes toward family concerns. Pullman talked and asked the publisher to add an article by Caldecott to the next book. In 2002, Catholic Herald announced an article by Sarah Johnson comparing Progeon to "attacking religious minorities" and "manipulating bullying" work. The following year, after Benedict Allen criticized the BBC TV series "Big Reading", Catholic Herald re-published two articles, Kardocot said her "Bonfire" comment is a joke, Pullman and his support They accused her quoting from the background.