Isonomy and Difference: the reception of the role of women in facing the waves in Politeía V
Keywords:
difference, women, isonomy, genderAbstract
The text is concerned with the first two waves of the Platonic Politéia, discussed through conceptual readings of the role of women in the construction of a fair city. In the demonstrative symbology of the text, one finds the télos of the ideal of a city governed by the philosopher. However, the first two waves portray themselves as a catalyst, to be analysed from different controversial perspectives. The greatest challenge one faces in Platonic texts is to read the Politéia from the view of reception theory, considering the work to be a true potential of effects, in which the principles of isonomy, identity and difference validate one another in a paradoxical manner.Downloads
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