Evil be my Good: The Devil's identity crisis, satanic heroism in Paradise Lost, and Faustian ambition as the new moral imperative.
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Evil be my Good: The Devil's identity crisis, satanic heroism in Paradise Lost, and Faustian ambition as the new moral imperative.

by Deckler Murray Phd

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An examination of satanic heroism in Paradise Lost and the emergence of Faustian ambition as a new moral framework.

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This work examines the concept of satanic heroism within John Milton's Paradise Lost.

It considers the Devil's identity crisis and its implications for traditional moral frameworks.

The analysis extends to Faustian ambition as a proposed new moral imperative.

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