The notion of the word, "Justice," conjures up varied and widespread notions for various individuals, all of whom have had different experiences that have led to their understanding of the world. But just as all people have slightly different views on what justice is, there remains a central idea to it all. In much the same way, the two stories; "Paradise Lost," as an epic journey, and "The Narrative of Olaudah Equiano," as a type of travel narrative, share many similarities as well as differences on what it means to be in a justice like state of being. Within the genre of "justice," there seem to be two distinct versions: social justice and divine justice.
In both Equiano's narrative and Milton's Paradise Lost, the bifurcation of opposing races brings about the possibility for justice. First and foremost I found that the difference between the races in each story held what at first appeared to be a clear and concise division. In "Paradise Lost" there are the fallen angels......

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Title: The Inter-Relation Of Social And Divine Justice
Approximate Word Count: 1627
Approximate Pages: 7 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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