Paradise lost

Question 1

Rachel Russo

Answer 1

‘Eve’s proposal brings to light her craving for independence and self-determination, contradicting the established patriarchal imposed inferiority laid out for her in Genesis’

Question 2

Thomas Wheeler

Answer 2

‘Milton Laudably gives Eve a mind of her own which she perversley uses to oppose Adam and reject him’

Question 3

Sandra Gilbert

Answer 3

‘Eve’s otherness leads inexorably to her demonic anger, her sin, her fall, and her exclusion from that garden of gods’

Question 4

Diane McColley

Answer 4

‘Milton chooses instead to show Eve and Adam in their dialogues both capable in proportion of all sorts of virtue Traditional ‘manly virtues and ‘womanly ones are not strictly divided between them

Question 5

C.S Lewis

Answer 5

‘she who thought it beneath her to worship either Adam or God came to worship a vegetable

Question 6

‘Eve’s proposal brings to light her craving for independence and self-determination, contradicting the established patriarchal imposed inferiority laid out for her in Genesis’

Answer 6

Rachel Russo

Question 7

‘Milton Laudably gives Eve a mind of her own which she perversley uses to oppose Adam and reject him’

Answer 7

Thomas Wheeler

Question 8

‘Eve’s otherness leads inexorably to her demonic anger, her sin, her fall, and her exclusion from that garden of gods’

Answer 8

Sandra Gilbert

Question 9

‘Milton chooses instead to show Eve and Adam in their dialogues both capable in proportion of all sorts of virtue Traditional ‘manly virtues and ‘womanly ones are not strictly divided between them

Answer 9

Diane McColley

Question 10

‘she who thought it beneath her to worship either Adam or God came to worship a vegetable

Answer 10

C.S Lewis