Entity: LOST-PARADISE
LOST-PARADISE is a concept that refers to the idea of losing something cherished or desired, often associated with a sense of longing or nostalgia.
LOST-PARADISE
Etymology
The term 'LOST-PARADISE' draws inspiration from the literary work 'Paradise Lost' by John Milton, first published in 1667.
Definition
LOST-PARADISE symbolizes the concept of losing a perfect or ideal state, often associated with themes of longing, nostalgia, and regret. It is commonly used in literature, music, and art to evoke feelings of disillusionment or yearning for a lost innocence.
Historical Context
The idea of a lost paradise has roots in various mythologies and religious texts, depicting the expulsion from a utopian realm due to disobedience or transgression.
Cultural Significance
LOST-PARADISE has been a recurring motif in art, literature, and music, reflecting humanity's eternal quest for a lost sense of perfection or innocence.
Related Concepts
- Paradise Lost (epic poem by John Milton)
- Nostalgia
- Yearning
See Also
- Paradise Lost (band)
- Paradise Regained (poem by John Milton)
A symbolic representation of the loss of an ideal or perfect state, typically used in literature, music, or art to evoke themes of regret, yearning, or disillusionment.