Blake's The Marriage of Heaven and Hell challenges traditional moral concepts, portraying Hell as a realm of unrestrained energy opposed to the regulated Heaven. The book explores contraries rather than opposites, emphasizing the necessity of both devils and angels in human progression. The Proverbs

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William Blake's "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" delves into themes of contraries, creative imagination, and Gnosticism, challenging conventional beliefs about good and evil, and the relationship between the physical and metaphysical worlds. Blake's work critiques traditional religious notions, emp

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