Feminism in Greek Literature from Homer to AristotleFOOTNOTESReading editionChapter navigation16 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…FEMINISM IN GREEK LITERATUREIntroductionI.—The Early EpicII.—The Ionians and HesiodIII.—The Lyric PoetsIV.—The Milesian TalesV.—Athens in the Fifth CenturyVI.—Æschylus and SophoclesVII.—EuripidesVIII.—Euripides. The Four Feminist PlaysIX.—The Socratic CircleX.—AristophanesXI.—PlatoXII.—The Attic OratorsXIII.—AristotleFOOTNOTESPrevious chapter ←XIII.—AristotleEnd of this editionAll chapters and sections (16)FEMINISM IN GREEK LITERATUREIntroductionI.—The Early EpicII.—The Ionians and HesiodIII.—The Lyric PoetsIV.—The Milesian TalesV.—Athens in the Fifth CenturyVI.—Æschylus and SophoclesVII.—EuripidesVIII.—Euripides. The Four Feminist PlaysIX.—The Socratic CircleX.—AristophanesXI.—PlatoXII.—The Attic OratorsXIII.—AristotleFOOTNOTESPRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY MACKAYS LTD., CHATHAM.◇← XIII.—Aristotle