Titlebook: Blake‘s Prophetic Psychology; Brenda S. Webster Book 1983 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1983 literature.p

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Fathers and Sons: Impotence or Rebellion,In ., impotence was denied by establishing desire as a first principle and active hatred as love’s necessary contrary. . presents an archetypal situation of hatred and frustrated desire: a youth, Theotormon, loves a virgin, Oothoon; she decides to give herself to him but is raped instead by the tyra

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The Origins of Loss,ewing the poem’s structure is to say that it revises the traditional Miltonic notion of man’s fall. The fall, according to Blake, is not caused by Adam’s sin but by the separation of Urizen, a parody of Milton’s Jehovah, from the harmonious body of the Eternals.

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,Blake’s ,n, he says, ‘from immediate Dictation, twelve or sometimes twenty or thirty lines at a time without Premeditation & even against my will’.. Although we need not take Blake’s account of spirit dictation literally, the poem in fact displays a confusion and a density of meaning that are characteristic

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Jerusalem,essed and confused by the eddying, repetitive quality of the narrative and the mass of ‘minute particulars’ with which it is constructed. An understanding of the poem’s inner dynamics, however, can provide a thread through Blake’s maze. The chief psychological problem posed by the poem is how to rec

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Spezielle thoraxchirurgische Erkrankungen,ding of the poem’s inner dynamics, however, can provide a thread through Blake’s maze. The chief psychological problem posed by the poem is how to reconcile the father, Albion, with the son, Los. The difficulty is their mutual suspicion and hatred, which are linked to their desire for exclusive possession of the mother, Jerusalem.

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