Sexuality - Malfi/Pl

Question 1

Sinder

Answer 1

‘consolidates the female with abjection/ monstrous feminine’

Question 2

lucky J

Answer 2

whore does not exhuast psycholgical reality

Question 3

Summers

Answer 3

discusses human sexuality in Paradise Lost as previously occupying the “crown of mutual love” but is now “reduced to naked appetite” // lust is “ is opposed to love, for it inevitably implies an [sic] humiliation of its sexual object

Question 4

Duncan

Answer 4

‘the apricots are also etymologically connected to the apple. By ingesting the apricots, then, the Duchess reveals her Eve-like role in the “garden of Malfi,”