Caucasus Journal of Milton Studies
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<p>This Journal provides opportunities for scholars with an interest in the life and work of John Milton to share their research in a free and open forum.</p> <p>Thanks to Ausom Digital Solutions, Caucasus Journal of Milton Studies is now indexed by Google Scholar: <a href="https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=Caucasus%20Journal%20of%20Milton%20Studies&btnG&fbclid=IwAR1XLOCA8uNXfo_5ag1kZrYc5nv8-JO1SSfosQVdV_aiTvg74YBVMehmkHM" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener" data-rich-text-format-boundary="true">https://scholar.google.com/scholar?hl=en&as_sdt=0%2C5&q=Caucasus+Journal+of+Milton+Studies&btnG=</a></p>Milton Society of Georgiaen-USCaucasus Journal of Milton Studies2720-8222Milton On Divorce: It All Comes Down to Freedom
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<p>Ask John Milton just about any question, and the answer will likely be the same: “Freedom!” He was suspended from his studies at Cambridge University for expressing opinions that differed from his supervisor’s. In Areopagitica, he argued for the freedom to publish without prior licensing from the government. In Doctrine and Discipline of Divorce, Milton made the case for the freedom of both husbands and wives to end an unsuccessful marriage. Whether in the interests of authors to publish without interference<br>from the state or in matters as personal as marriage and divorce, Milton makes the case that individuals have the right to make their own decisions. He cites passages from the Mosaic law, codified in Deuteronomy, and from the Gospel and Pauline letter of the New Testament to support the idea of the freedom to divorce and to counter the entrenched opposition of the church and state to divorce under any conditions. When, as expected, Milton’s divorce tracts meet with open and published hostility, he comes back with four defenses, two in prose, Tetrachordon and Colasterion, and two in verse Sonnets XI and XII. He will be vindicated–eventually. Centuries after Milton’s commentaries, the English Parliament changed divorce laws to align with John Milton’s argument for individual freedom.</p>Edward Robert Raupp
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2024-03-312024-03-313119Don’t Write to Me, <i> To T.M.</i> by Mirza Gelovani
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<p>Don’t Write to Me<br /> <em> To T.M.</em><br />Mirza Gelovani<br />Translated from Georgian to English by Eter Churadze</p>Eter Churadze
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2024-03-312024-03-31311012Impromptu by Mirza Gelovani
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<p>Impromptu<br>Mirza Gelovani<br>Translated from Georgian to English by Lela Ebralidze</p>Lela Ebralidze
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2024-03-312024-03-31311313Please Forgive by Mirza Gelovani
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<p>Please Forgive<br>Mirza Gelovani<br>Translated from Georgian to English by Lela Ebralidze</p>Lela Ebralidze
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2024-03-312024-03-31311415Sonnet XI and Sonnet XII by John Milton
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<p>Sonnets XI and XII by John Milton<br>Translated from English to Georgian by Nino Kvitsinadze</p> Nino Kvitsinadze
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2024-03-312024-03-31311619The Ship in the Desert
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<p>The old woman stepped out of her run-down house on a gloomy evening. The sky was torn between two options - vesting the earth with a white shield or drenching it with drizzling drops. She liked night walks more than anything else. She cherished the existence of night and wondered why there was no space for sunbeams or blooming trees ...</p>Tedo Sharadenidze
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2024-03-312024-03-31312022Black Piper
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<p>Black Piper by<br>Johanna Ataman</p>Johanna Ataman
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2024-03-312024-03-31312324Touch Of Love
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<p>Touch Of Love<br>Abdullahi Yahaya</p>Abdullahi Yahaya
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2024-03-312024-03-31312525<i>Ares: A Poem</i>, Books IV and V
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<p><em>Ares: A Poem</em><br>Books VI and V</p>Edward Robert Raupp
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2024-03-312024-03-31312655101 Literary Devices and Figures of Speech
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<p><strong>101 Literary Devices and Figures of Speech</strong></p>Edward Robert Raupp
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