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Jerusalem, the emanation of the giant Albion
Book • 1877
William Blake's "Jerusalem" is a complex and ambitious epic poem that explores themes of redemption, revolution, and the spiritual awakening of England.
It is a highly symbolic work that draws on biblical imagery, mythology, and Blake's own visionary experiences.
The poem's narrative unfolds through a series of dramatic encounters and allegorical representations, reflecting Blake's critique of societal structures and religious institutions.
Its enduring significance lies in its exploration of spiritual and political themes, its powerful imagery, and its enduring relevance to contemporary discussions about social justice and spiritual liberation.
It is considered one of Blake's most important and challenging works.
It is a highly symbolic work that draws on biblical imagery, mythology, and Blake's own visionary experiences.
The poem's narrative unfolds through a series of dramatic encounters and allegorical representations, reflecting Blake's critique of societal structures and religious institutions.
Its enduring significance lies in its exploration of spiritual and political themes, its powerful imagery, and its enduring relevance to contemporary discussions about social justice and spiritual liberation.
It is considered one of Blake's most important and challenging works.
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Mentioned in reference to Jesus, being a pivotal figure.
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How to Live like William Blake!
Mentioned by MJ Dorian as one of the works he viewed at the Morgan Library.
49: William Blake • On Vision's Wing • Part 3: The Gods of William Blake
