In this article we will address the ambiguous and sometimes contradictory representation of women in the thought of the Stoic philosopher Seneca. With this, we want to show that the construction of the misogynist posture in philosophy takes place, first, since antiquity and, often in conflict with the presuppositions and principles professed by the different currents of thought. In the specific case of this text, we intend to show how Seneca, a stoic philosopher, presents the female gender in a derogatory way and, as we shall see, with arguable support in the set of principles of stoic philosophy. By following the reflections of the Roman thinker on the feminine gender, we realize that there is a double presentation of women. In some passag...
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Podeu consultar la versió en castellà a: http://hdl.handle.net/2445/12125 ; i en català a: http://hd...
The article aims at reading ethical and philosophical texts and offering historical comparisons, in ...
O presente artigo propõe uma análise de dois textos clássicos da Antiguidade grega, As Bacantes de E...
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Drawing upon an extensive bibliography concerning the role of women in Western culture, this article...
The issue of the relationship between Levinas and the feminine has been a central role in recent lev...
Can Socrates be a woman ? The insistant and untrustworthy image of Socrates, forged by a multimillen...
The construction of the female figure in the works by Seneca: Medea, Ad Marciam de Consolatione and ...
My doctoral dissertation explores gender and sexuality in Ancient Stoic philosophy. It investigates ...
This article analyzes women’s virtue from Aristotle’s ethical perspective, which places women at a l...
If Nietzsche’s considerations about women are varied, difficult and even problematic, since a single...
This paper takes as its stimulus Adriana Cavarero’s recent investigation of the postures of rectitud...
Podeu consultar la versió en castellà a: http://hdl.handle.net/2445/12125 ; i en català a: http://hd...
The article aims at reading ethical and philosophical texts and offering historical comparisons, in ...
O presente artigo propõe uma análise de dois textos clássicos da Antiguidade grega, As Bacantes de E...
En este artículo se exponen una serie de cuestiones que plantean el marco y la extensió...
A diferencia de otros grupos sociales (extranjeros, ladrones, esclavos, etc.) el caso de las mujere...
Con el estilo del artículo académico se expone una breve reseña de historia de las mujeres filósofas...
"The Idealization of Others : divine women in ideological re/presentation in ancient societies." In ...
Drawing upon an extensive bibliography concerning the role of women in Western culture, this article...
The issue of the relationship between Levinas and the feminine has been a central role in recent lev...
Can Socrates be a woman ? The insistant and untrustworthy image of Socrates, forged by a multimillen...