[Milton-L] Milton and Marx

[Carrol Cox]

"Schwartz, Louis" wrote:
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> Nice to see a flurry of productive activity here, by the way.  I suppose
> many of us are desperate not to set ourselves to the task of syllabus
> production?

Ah! That time of year when it is bliss to be retired.

Carrol

> 
> Wish I could just secrete mine......
> 
> Louis
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> Louis Schwartz
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> University of Richmond
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: milton-l-bounces at lists.richmond.edu
> [mailto:milton-l-bounces at lists.richmond.edu] On Behalf Of alan horn
> Sent: Wednesday, August 15, 2007 1:15 AM
> To: John Milton Discussion List
> Subject: Re: [Milton-L] Milton and Marx
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> > but perhaps we shouldn't entirely etherealize "silkworm Milton."
> 
> I was thinking the same thing. Let's not lean too heavily on the
> metaphor or (like Brooks) abstract the example from its context. It
> would be inconsistent with Marx's thinking in general to suggest that
> writing poetry can ever be anything other than a throroughly social
> activity.
> 
> Alan H
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