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La femme dans la Grece antique

La femme dans la Grece antique

Ancient HistoryHistory
Pages
189
Language
French

Synopsis

This book explores the lives of women in ancient Greece, examining their roles and experiences within society. It offers insights into the daily realities, social structures, and cultural expectations that shaped their existence. Discover the world of women in a civilization that has profoundly influenced the modern world.

Prose complexity
7/10

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InformativeReflectiveIntellectualThought-Provoking

Genres

Ancient History History Sociology

About the author

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Claude Mossé

Claude Mossé is a historian specializing in the social and political life of ancient Greece. Her books, such as Histoire d'une démocratie and La femme dans la Grece antique, examine how power and society functioned in the ancient world. She also writes about historical figures like Alexander the Great and the Borgias, and explores historical myths in Les impostures de l'histoire.

Frequently asked questions

  • How does this book compare to other works by Claude Mossé?

    Claude Mossé is a renowned historian of ancient Greece, and this work is characteristic of her rigorous academic approach, focusing on social history and the daily lives of ordinary people rather than just political or military events. It aligns with her broader scholarly interest in re-evaluating traditional perspectives on classical antiquity.

  • Is this book considered a foundational text in its field?

    This book is widely regarded as a significant and influential work in the study of women in ancient Greece, often cited in academic discourse and included in university syllabi. It contributed substantially to shifting scholarly focus towards gender studies within classical history.