Milton as Metaphysician: Paradise Lost as a Map of Heaven and Hell - VoegelinView

John Milton published Paradise Lost in 1667. The epic poem consisted of ten books. What we know today as the complete, twelve book version of the epic, was published in 1674.[1] Paradise Lost: A Metaphysical Map of the Structure of Good and Evil Given its literary richness and philosophical complexity, Paradise Lost cannot be easily…

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