Miranda Flashcards
what does the critic Vaughan say
“despite occasional disobedience and outspokenness, Miranda remains the chaste ideal of early modern womanhood”
what does the critic Valdivieso say
“Mirandas main role is to obey her farther”
what does the critic Charry argue (submissive)
“Miranda is represented as submissive and condemned to perpetual obedience to men and her role is primarily to produce legitimate heirs”
what does the critic Charry argue (active)
“Miranda does not submit to the circuits of exchange where women simply become commodities; instead she is the active desiring subject who violates paternal orders and gives herself away on her own to ferdinand without really gaining properos consent”
what quotes shows miranda to be compassionate
“O, I have suffered/ with those that I saw suffer!”
“o, the cry did knock/ against my very heart!”
what quote shows miranda sees love at first sight
“A thing divine”
what quote shows miranda has lead a sheltered life
“this/ the third man that e’er I saw’ the first/ That e’er I sighed for”
what quotes shows prosperos concern that if ferdinand wins her too easily he wont value her
“leset too light winning/ make the prize light”
what metaphor suggests miranda thinks that outward beauty= inner goodness. naive
“nothing ill can dwell in such temple”
what metaphor shows love as disease
“poor worm, thou art infected”
what quote shows mirandas disobedience
“O my father,/ I have broke your hest to say so”
what quote shows miranda to be perfect because she has been kept from the world
“so perfect and so peerless”
what quote shows a metaphor for mirandas virginity
“my modesty/ the jewel in my dower”
what quote shows miranda does not know social conventions= sheltered
“I am your wife, if you will marry me”
what quote draws on the master servent theme
“I’ll be your servant”
