Author: BERGGREEN, BRIT & NANNO MARINATOS (EDS. )
Title: Greece and Gender
Description: Paul Aströms Förlag, 1995. Softcover. ISBN: 8291626006. 1 page is miscut by publisher and is corner creased. Scholar's name to inner cover (Jenifer Neils). Else minor shelfwear. ; Greece and Gender is the title of two interdisciplinary workshops given at the then newly inaugurated Norwegian Institute for classics, archaeology and cultural history at Athens. The first workshop, held in February 1990, brought together people who are interested in the gender aspects of Greek past or present. The next workshop took place a year later, focussing more specifically on the transgressions and ambiguities of gender. Both workshops were initiated by Brit Berggreen, whose fields encompass cultural history, regional ethnology and gender perspectives, but who is a novice to the empirical materials of ancient Greece. From an early stage, Nanno Marinatos took part as a co-organizer, representing ancient archaeology, philology and religion. Without this close cooperation it would not have been possible to produce this publication. ContentsPreface1. BRIT BERGGREEN : Gendering Greece : IntroductionPART I. BATTLE AND HARMONY: GENDER ROLES AND GENDER INVERSION AS AFFIRMATION OF SOCIAL ORDER2. NANNO MARIN ATOS : Battle and harmony. The women in the Odyssey3. HELENE WHITTAKER: Gender roles in the Odyssey4. ANNE-BRITT HØIBYE: A joke with the inevitable: Men as women and women as men in Aristophanes' Thesmophoriazousai and Ekklesiazousai5. SYNNOVE DES BOUVRIE: Gender and the games at Olympia6. BRIT BERGGREEN : Realities and wishful thinking: On the women's celebration of 8th January in contemporary GreecePART II. FANTASY: HERMAPHRODITES AND APHRODITE IN ARMS7. AILEEN AJOOTIAN: Monstrum or Daimon: Hermaphrodites in ancient art and culture8. JOHAN FLEMBERG: The transformations of the armed AphroditePART III. CROSS DRESSING AND GENDER CONFUSION9. JOHN C. B. PETROPOULOS: Transvestite virgin with a cause: The Acta Pauli et Theclae and late antique proto-'feminism'10. KARI VOGT. The "Woman Monk": A theme in Byzantine hagiography11. VOULA LAMBROPOULOU: Reversal of gender roles in Ancient Greece and Venezuela12. M. -G. LILY STYLIANOUDI: On transvestism13. MARIANNE GRODUM: Performance of womanhood: Women contesting gender ideas in modern Greece14. NANNO MARINATOS: Greece and Gender: A synthesis; Papers from the Norwegian Institute At Athens 2; 8.4 X 5.9 X 0.7 inches; 184 pages. Very Good .

Keywords: 8291626006 Gender Studies Women's Studies Social & Cultural Greece


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