miltonism

/mɪlˈtɒnɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

a literary or artistic movement that imitates the style or ideals of John Milton, especially in poetry, or an idea or theory that is based on the views of Milton about human nature, free will, and the role of Satan.

“The poet’s work was characterized as a form of Miltonism, reflecting the 17th-century poet’s influence on modern literature.”

Synonyms

  • Byronicism
  • Miltonic

Antonyms

  • naturalism
  • realism