jane innabi

eng 103 brit lit 1

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

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[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

Does Milton believe that everyone, including himself, has satan or the capacity for evil within them? Or is he above that because he sees himself as a divine mediator between God and humans? #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

I’m really intrigued by milton comparing himself to homer. Did anyone else have any thoughts about this? #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@maya_dahlbacka I really love your question! I always assumed Milton was comparing Satan to mankind but your idea of him comparing Puritanism to satan is really intriguing! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@maya_dahlbacka I really love your question! I always assumed Milton was comparing Satan to mankind but your idea of him comparing Puritanism to satan is really intriguing! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@Mimi7153 Yes! The descriptions for both Adam and Eve were creepy to me as well. Eve is pointed as graceful, yet also blamed for creating sin? Whether she is praised or hated in the text is a complex question. Is it because she’s a woman? #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@Mimi7153 Yes! The descriptions for both Adam and Eve were creepy to me as well. Eve is pointed as graceful, yet also blamed for creating sin? Whether she is praised or hated in the text is a complex question. Is it because she’s a woman? #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@Mimi7153 I had the same exact question while reading! These lines specifically highlight Satan’s complex character role in the text #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@Mimi7153 I had the same exact question while reading! These lines specifically highlight Satan’s complex character role in the text #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@TylerDunne3 As I keep scrolling through Twitter I find more interpretations for how our class is interpreting this line so differently. I wonder what other lines have this same effect on! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@TylerDunne3 As I keep scrolling through Twitter I find more interpretations for how our class is interpreting this line so differently. I wonder what other lines have this same effect on! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@gaelsalad I also interpreted this line as a hint towards child bearing. I did not think of it this way but with Donne’s sexism in mind, this makes sense! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@gaelsalad I also interpreted this line as a hint towards child bearing. I did not think of it this way but with Donne’s sexism in mind, this makes sense! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@TylerDunne3 I’m so glad someone pointed this out! That line definitely made me wonder more about Donne! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@TylerDunne3 I’m so glad someone pointed this out! That line definitely made me wonder more about Donne! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@DavidGa63352277 Right! Which is a very different tone from other sonnets. It’s hard to keep up! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@DavidGa63352277 Right! Which is a very different tone from other sonnets. It’s hard to keep up! #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@NukethisinDec I really like how you pointed out that line! I wondered what exactly it meant while reading and I’m still uncertain but I like your interpretation #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@NukethisinDec I really like how you pointed out that line! I wondered what exactly it meant while reading and I’m still uncertain but I like your interpretation #smce103

[jane innabi @InnabiJane]

@toriuh12 Yes! I love how you pointed this out. Magic can be good when he is in control yet he refers to Caliban’s mother as a witch, with a negative connotation, because she was using it for her advantage and his downfall. #smce103