Add to ORKGThe male Athenian aristocracy erected an exemplary polis. The city-state reflected aesthetic perfection, civility, grace, and philosophical clarity of mind. As the “school of Hellas,” in the words of Thucydides, Athens has proved to be fundamental for all Western cultures. It was also an originator of “civilized dominance,” which meant sequestering, and it was suppressing its “non-phallic” population. This study explores the institutionalized subordinating of women, the muting of their ability to be heard, in an attempt to unearth the deeply entrenched precedents of abuse from phallic dominance within society
To the modern reader, ancient Greece may seem like a highly male dominated culture. The writings th...
Xenophon, in his Oeconomicus, renders the image of a young woman segregated, artificially stupid, th...
Xenophon, in his Oeconomicus, renders the image of a young woman segregated, artificially stupid, th...
The rise of hoplite-democracy and the virtual imprisonment of respectable women in the oikos (househ...
The rise of hoplite-democracy and the virtual imprisonment of respectable women in the oikos (househ...
The exploitation of persons of subordinate status took two contrasting forms in Greece, as we have c...
Opinions range from one extreme to the other on the position of women in Classical Athens. The ortho...
Over the last fifteen years or so, scholars in the fields of anthropology, history, and classics hav...
For the classical Athenians the right place for Attic women was at home. They encouraged their wives...
Athenian women were excluded from nearly all areas of public life with significant cultural value, i...
This article explores the gendered nature of speech and silence in ancient Greece by showing how wom...
To the modern reader, ancient Greece may seem like a highly male dominated culture. The writings th...
This article considers the man-made parameters within which Attic women lived, the milestones of the...
This article explores the gendered nature of speech and silence in ancient Greece by showing how wom...
To the modern reader, ancient Greece may seem like a highly male dominated culture. The writings th...
To the modern reader, ancient Greece may seem like a highly male dominated culture. The writings th...
Xenophon, in his Oeconomicus, renders the image of a young woman segregated, artificially stupid, th...
Xenophon, in his Oeconomicus, renders the image of a young woman segregated, artificially stupid, th...
The rise of hoplite-democracy and the virtual imprisonment of respectable women in the oikos (househ...
The rise of hoplite-democracy and the virtual imprisonment of respectable women in the oikos (househ...
The exploitation of persons of subordinate status took two contrasting forms in Greece, as we have c...
Opinions range from one extreme to the other on the position of women in Classical Athens. The ortho...
Over the last fifteen years or so, scholars in the fields of anthropology, history, and classics hav...
For the classical Athenians the right place for Attic women was at home. They encouraged their wives...
Athenian women were excluded from nearly all areas of public life with significant cultural value, i...
This article explores the gendered nature of speech and silence in ancient Greece by showing how wom...
To the modern reader, ancient Greece may seem like a highly male dominated culture. The writings th...
This article considers the man-made parameters within which Attic women lived, the milestones of the...
This article explores the gendered nature of speech and silence in ancient Greece by showing how wom...
To the modern reader, ancient Greece may seem like a highly male dominated culture. The writings th...
To the modern reader, ancient Greece may seem like a highly male dominated culture. The writings th...
Xenophon, in his Oeconomicus, renders the image of a young woman segregated, artificially stupid, th...
Xenophon, in his Oeconomicus, renders the image of a young woman segregated, artificially stupid, th...