Hill and the Labyrinth: Discourse and Certitude in Milton and His Near-Contemporaries
John Milton and his near-contemporaries are at the center of this scholarly study of discourse and certitude. Through its focus on labyrinthine structures of thought and expression, the book considers how literature engages with meaning, interpretation, and the pursuit of intellectual certainty in its historical context.
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Hill and the Labyrinth examines discourse and certitude in the work of John Milton and writers of his near-contemporary period.
The book focuses on the relationship between literary expression, intellectual inquiry, and the pursuit of certainty.
Its emphasis on labyrinthine structures of thought suggests a detailed study of how meaning is developed and negotiated in early modern literature.
This volume will interest readers of Milton, English literary history, and scholarly studies of language, interpretation, and ideas.
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