1. Feminism and Plato
... he shares with a female. This clearly contradicts the modern day feminist view. Another problem with Plato's ideals of marriage and guardianship is that they are dictatorial. Forcing those with similar socio-economic status to mate, strips a persons fundamental right of choice. Furthermore the notion that children should be taken from their parents to be raised separates the natural bond between mother and child ... transformation Plato is still not considered a feminist based on modern standards. Instead, he would be considered a proto-feminist due to his endorsement of the equality of...
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- Grade Level: Undergraduate