Patriarchal Terrorism in Medea
Euripides’ Medea suggests that in order for the patriarchy to understand its inherent double standards, one must strike it at its very center: those who would continue its tradition.
Read moreEuripides’ Medea suggests that in order for the patriarchy to understand its inherent double standards, one must strike it at its very center: those who would continue its tradition.
Read moreBook VI of Homer’s Iliad shows that Hector is torn between his responsibilities as a hero to his people and as a the head of the household.
Read moreOdysseus takes a leader’s responsibility to help his men by subduing the vile temptress Circe.
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