Milton Studies 28

Albert C Labriola was a professor of English and Distinguished University Professor at Duquesne University and secretary of the Milton Society of America. He was also the general editor of the Medieval & Renaissance Literary Studies book series. He was named the Honored Scholar of the Milton Society of America for 2000.

• Milton - Divine Revelation and the Poetics of Experience, Barbara K. Lewalski; Subject and Macrosubject in "L'Allegro" and "Il Penseroso", Georgia B. Christopher; "Fair Offspring Nurs't in Princely Lore" - on the Question of Milton's Early Radicalism, David Loewenstein; Kingly States - the Politics of "Paradise Lost", Stephen M. Buhler; "Among Unequals What Society?" - Strategic Courtesy and Christian Humility in "Paradise Lost", Michael C. Schoenfeldt; Milton's Dialogue with Petrarch, Ilona Bell; "Consider first That Great/or Bright Infers not Excellence" - Mapping the Feminine in Mary Groom's Miltonic Cosmos, Wendy Furman; Sorting the Seeds - the Regeneration of Love in "Paradise Lost", William Shulenberger; The Experience of Death and Difference in "Paradise Lost", William E. Engel; Efficient Causality and Catastrophe in "Samson Agonistes", John Steadman.