... himself reassures numerous times he should not trust-"Your words are gentle; but my blood runs cold to think what plots you may be nursing deep within your heart"(lines 315-317). Even though she makes the argument that he has children of his own, would a king take a chance like ... of our citizens? G: By far the best. S: And will not these be the best women? G: Yes, again I say the very best. S: men and women of the State should be as good as good as possible? G: There can be nothing better. Concluding, Plato proclaims that women should be virtuous and share in the labors ... does not p...

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... institution became closely linked to the discussions and events that appeared in the Bema, so both building were used to inform and educate the people of Athens. This according to Aristotle was the main goal of the theatre, to create happiness to the audience while educating it - "Learning is a very great pleasure". The theatre also showed the hierarchical status of the ... , they were not allowed to attend meeting in the political assembly or serve as council members, magistrates or generals, this has been stressed by S. Blundell. She argued that "Men in the democratic state were define...

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... to boosting our ego when we need it the most (Fehr, 5). When college students were asked, "what it is that makes your life meaningful?" The majority of them replied, friends (4). Aristotle proclaimed, "without friends no one would choose to live" (Fehr, 5). From the apparent benefits that we receive from friends, it is plain to see why friends are so highly regarded ... from their male friends occurs during an activity, and provides an opportunity to merely share problems or visit (129). Men lack the intimacy and physical contact that many women provide within a relationship. To fill th...

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