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Sandra Gilber and Susan Gubar
Rossetti poses ‘an effectively matrilineal and matriarchal world’ through Goblin Market
Cora Kaplan
‘the poem undoubtedly remains an exploration of women’s sexual fantasy, which includes suggestions of masochism
Gilbert and Gubar
‘a covertly (if ambivalently) lesbian world.’
Dorothy Mermin
Lizzie’s heroism demonstrates that ‘a woman can be strong, bold and clever, Christ-like in active self-sacrifice as well as in silent endurance.’
Caroline Norton
The last 8 lines of the poem are didactic, and fit in the context of the fairy tale motif that stresses the importance of sisterhood rather than ‘an allegory against the pleasures of sinful love’