Anne Ferry's "Milton's Creation of Eve" A significant amount of debate and criticism in the last few decades has focused its attention on Milton's attitude toward women, most specifically Eve in Milton's Paradise Lost. Is Milton a misogynist or a radical defender of women? One seems to think he does a little bit of both on occasion, contradicting himself. In Anne Ferry's , "Milton's Creation of Eve," she believes that Milton depicts Eve not merely as …showed first 75 words of 955 total…

…showed last 75 words of 955 total…and offend none. For this, he must be given some form of "Kudos" for making an effort in a time (reign of Charles II in England) where women were not thought highly of-certainly not as "equals". Yet, Ferry's method of proof that Milton is very much in support of women is indeed very well stated throughout the entire paper. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** Works Cited Ferry, Anne. "Milton's Creation of Eve". Studies in English Literature, 1500- 1900. 28 (1988): 113-132.