Paradise Lost Interpretations 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureParadise LostA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Lozzab24Created on: 23-03-19 16:50 C.S.Lewis 'Adam fell by Uxoriousness' 1 of 16 William Blake 'Milton wrote in fetters when he wrote of Angels and Gods and at liberty when of Devils and hell' 2 of 16 William Blake Milton was 'of the Devil's party without knowing it' 3 of 16 Lovelock & Dyson 'In Satan, we have the determination to take good and turn it into evil' 4 of 16 Milton 'To justify the ways of God to man' 5 of 16 Bierman 'Eve is not inferior to Adam upon creation, she is actually equal to him for she is made from the same flesh as he' 6 of 16 Berman 'Milton shows Eve's progression from an independent woman to a dependent woman to show that women are not submissive' 7 of 16 Shelley 'Milton's devil as a moral being is... far superior to God' 8 of 16 Dennis Saurat Paradise Lost shows the 'necessity of freedom to enable man to discover his true self and realise his potential' 9 of 16 Sean McEvoy 'Jealousy then motivates the fallen Eve's desire to make Adam fall' 10 of 16 Sean McEvoy 'Satan is figured as a sleezy seducer' 11 of 16 Empson 'Milton genuinely considered God in need of a defence' 12 of 16 Bon Linn Eve 'is superior to Adam only in her beauty' 13 of 16 William Hazlitt 'Satan's ambition was the greatest, and his punishment was the greatest' 14 of 16 Iannuci 'Satan speaks for freedom but from an autocratic viewpoint' 15 of 16 Milton Adam is a hero of 'patience and heroic martyrdom' 16 of 16
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