Paradise Lost and A Doll's House, critics interpritations

"Eve is soft and womanish"

critic about Eve

"Eve's sin is not in wanting freedom, but in not knowing her place in the natural hierachy"

Orgle and Goldberg

Eves desire "emerges from seemingly genuine sense of incompetence and inferiority"

Deborah. I

"more masculine and elevated"

Joseph. A

God is presented as a "dictator and parent"

William. E

Satan shows "extraordinary qualities of leadership"

A. J. A Welldock

"Milton was of the devil's party without knowing it"

William. B

"Christine Linde acts as a catalyst for Nora's rebellion"

Sally. L

"The caged bird, entraped by patriarchal society"

Brittany. W

"A female dillema as a human dilema for both sexes"

Brittany. W