The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

Marriage between Heaven and Hell Many romantic poets have high anxiety about how to produce works and how to spread them to the audience, but few people are worried about William Black as much. As a highly skilled sculptor and printer, he is the only Romanticist who can of course completely remove mere trouble. Others may affect their production process with their own identity and wealth, but after all they are dominated by editors, publishers, and printers and publish their vision It depends on others to change to the work that was done.

William Black was published in 1790 and the combination of heaven and hell has appeared for decades after the end of the Renaissance. However, he still contains examples of arguments in the text. Interestingly, this book is written in prose, the majority of the discussion is written in poetry; that argument is usually the opposite. However, this has room for discussion. Because black is clearly stating the main principle he will present through the rest of the text. The above excerpt is the remark at the beginning of F. Scott Fitzgerald's novel "The Great Gatsby". This is an example of a more delicate discussion, but the main idea is to say it with a small character that he does not appear in any of the present scenes. But the superiority and the idea of ​​owning it are not one of the most important themes in the novel.

Black's next work at "Writing and Printing", "Marriage of Heaven and Hell" (1790s) has become one of his most famous works. This is an unfamiliar prose work; for example, the title page does not have named authors, printers, publishers. This part is an evil imitation of the Swedish Emmanuelle Fortress and the "unforgettable relationship" of the Swedish theologians against what they see and hear in heaven, and "what is heard and heard in hell It is a reaction to thinking about ". An unforgettable illusion. In the section entitled "Rumor of Hell", energy such as "Energy is eternal pleasure", "Prosperity is beauty", "Way to palace of wisdom is exceeded" is put in. Values ​​of people who attacked Bastille in 1789: "Pastors at dawn no longer curse the happy son, everything in life is sacred."