Paradise Lost and Volpone: Critical quotes by theme 2.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LiteratureParadise LostA2/A-levelOCR Created by: emilynaicker95Created on: 30-05-15 01:03 MORALITY - Volpone 'Volpone would arouse moral disdain’ - Creaser 1 of 14 MORALITY - Paradise Lost Adam + Eve 'capable of all sorts of virtue' - McColley 2 of 14 INNOCENCE - Volpone ‘[Volpone] lives to play and is mischievous’ - Creaser 3 of 14 INNOCENCE - Paradise Lost Adam and Eve are 'free and responsible agents' - Burden 4 of 14 WOMEN - Volpone Celia is 'strong minded' - Maus 5 of 14 WOMEN - Paradise Lost Milton shows ‘contempt for females, as subordinate and inferior' - Jonson 6 of 14 EVIL - Paradise Lost 'effort to encapsulate evil in Satan was not successful' - Carey 7 of 14 EVIL - Volpone Volpone a 'satanic challenger' - Knapp 8 of 14 DECEPTION - Volpone 'blinding himself to his own decrepitude’ - Barton on Corbaccio 9 of 14 GREED - Volpone ‘‘bird’ characters show and criticize two vices: greed and folly’ - Alonso 10 of 14 DESIRE ‘all men fall victim to self-deception when they are tempted sufficiently’ – Dorothy Litt 11 of 14 DESIRE: Volpone 'competitive masculine energies' - Huebert 12 of 14 FLATTERY - Paradise Lost Eve's 'passions, as a result of flattery, are ruling her reason' - Weston 13 of 14 LOVE - Paradise Lost Adam 'becomes corrupt because he refuses to divorce Eve' - Fowler 14 of 14
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