Greatness of Soul: In Hume, Aristotle and Hobbes, As Shadowed by Milton's Satan

With Hume and Hobbes both being found to engage - rather differently - in reformulating Aristotle's 'greatness of soul' for the modern world, this outcome will even be enhanced by way of a neo-Satanic re-reading of Milton's "Paradise Lost", poets and philosophers thus conspiring in tandem to indicate what a 'classical education' might look like today. "Paradise Lost" was itself designed by the poet to reformulate classical greatness of soul.