William Blake, The Book of Thel, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell
William Blake's The Book of Thel is a narrative and mythologized account of his Songs of Innocence, whereas The Marriage of Heaven and Hell offers a quasi-Hegelian view on the use of contraries in order to make 'progress'.
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greetings from Turkey. Thank you sir for this lecture, it was quite informative and enjoyable. It helped me get a better understanding of Blake.
Quick question: where do we get "Madame Seraphim" from? I thought it's Mne Seraphim (as in Mnetha and Mnemosyne), not Mme (French "madame").
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Good point
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Good point
I don't know what to think about Blake. He is certainly a great poet, but as you said he is complex and I might add that he is a very troublesome figure for people with a more Christian view.