Paradise Lost Critics 4.5 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? English LiteratureParadise LostA2/A-levelOCR Created by: LucyCreated on: 04-06-13 12:21 Waldock "She wakes up in an independent mood", "to follow her whim" 1 of 10 Tillyard "From first to last Eve takes and keeps the initiative", "Adam on the other hand, is unprepared and laborious" 2 of 10 Burden "By granting his permission Adam becomes involved in what happens to her" 3 of 10 Dr Johnson "Turkish contempt of females, as subordinate and inferior beings" 4 of 10 Sandra Gilbert "The story of a woman's secondness, her otherness" 5 of 10 William Ames "Adam's ability to reason is superior to that of Eve", "If Eve's fault is jealous and vanity, then Adam's is his desire for a being less than himself" 6 of 10 Margarita Stocker "Eating the apple represents a rebellion against patriarchal society" 7 of 10 Arthur Sale "Their deeds are crimes rather than follies" 8 of 10 John Milton (Areopagitica) "God therefore left him free, set before him a provoking object, ever almost in his eyes" 9 of 10 John Carey "Seldom been able to regard Satan as a depiction of pure evil", "He is superior in character to Milton's God" 10 of 10
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