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Woman in the Ancient World, Women to be feared Summary mind map

Explore the complex narratives of powerful women in ancient civilizations, focusing on figures like Medea and Cleopatra. This summary highlights their defiance against societal norms, the consequences of their actions, and the perception of women as both influential and feared. Ideal for students studying classical literature and gender roles in history.

Powerful Women in Antiquity

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Classical Civilisation

 Women to be Feared Classical Civilisation

Covers Gods, Women, Heroic code and Orality 

Explore the pivotal roles of women in Homer's Iliad, including key figures like Helen, Andromache, and Briseis. This summary delves into themes of agency, the impact of female characters on the plot, and the societal expectations of women in the context of war. Understand the interplay between divine influence and human action, as well as the significance of honor and glory in the heroic code. Ideal for students revising for exams or seeking deeper insights into gender dynamics in classical literature.

Women and Power in the Iliad

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Quick Iliad General Revision

Explore the roles and representations of women in ancient Greece and Rome, including legendary figures like Helen and the societal implications of marriage customs. This summary covers key concepts such as dowry systems, types of women (porne, hetaira), and notable characters from classical literature. Ideal for GCSE Classical Civilisation students.

Fundamental Rights and Protections

Women's Rights

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