1. Medea - A Feminist Perspective
... words: "What man's not guilty? It's taken you a long time to learn That everybody loves himself more than his neighbour.""(85-6) Whereas he has inadvertently exposed patriarchal bias. At the subconscious level, he too believes men have traditionally been self-centred, and, therefore, disloyal to women. In other words, this attitude of men should be reconciled with and not frowned at ... complaints against her. First, he calls her clever. It is not acceptable to Greeks that women should be intelligent. An intelligent woman may not be subservient to the whims and desires of her husband. T...
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- Grade Level: High School