Paradis Perdu
by John Milton
'Paradis Perdu' Summary
L’épopée de Milton, Paradis Perdu, retrace l’histoire biblique de la chute de l’homme. Le récit s’articule autour de la rébellion de Satan contre Dieu et de la tentation d’Adam et Ève dans le Jardin d’Éden. Le poème explore les thèmes du libre arbitre, de la tentation, du péché, de la rédemption et de la nature du bien et du mal. L’œuvre met en scène des personnages mythologiques et bibliques tels que Satan, Adam, Ève, Dieu et les anges. Par le biais de leur histoire, Milton explore les conséquences du désobéissance et les possibilités de rédemption et de renouveau. Paradis Perdu est un chef-d’œuvre littéraire qui combine la tradition classique avec une vision profondément personnelle de la condition humaine et de la relation entre l’homme et Dieu.Book Details
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John Milton was an English poet and intellectual who served as a civil servant for the Commonwealth of England under its Council of State and later under Oliver Cromwell. He wrote at a time of religio...
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