... M. “ The Democratic Body: Prostitution and Citizenship in Classical Athens .” differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2 . 1 ( 1990 ): 1 - 28 . Hertzfeld Michael . Poetics of Manhood: Contest and Identity in a Cretan Village . Princeton : Princeton UP , 1985...

... - 31 . Gleason Maud W. . “ The Semiotics of Gender: Physiognomy and Self-Fashioning in the Second Century C.E .” Halperin et al. Before , 389 - 415 . Golden Mark . “ Slavery and Homosexuality at Athens .” Phoenix 38 ( 1984 ): 308 - 24 . Grassmann V. Die...

... Athens." 2.1: 1-28. Konstan, David. "Love in the Greek Novel." 2.1: 186-205. Le Doeuff, Michele. "Women, Reason, Etc." 2.3: 1-13. d fferences 137 Marcus, Sharon, et al. "Conference Call." 2.3: 52-108. Marks, Elaine, et al. "Conference Call." 2.3: 52-108. Miller, Nancy K., et al. "Conference Call." 2.3...

... konstan Women, Boys, and the Paradigm of Athenian Pederasty I begin with a passage in Aristophanes’ Lysistrata (411 bc) to which I shall have occasion to return again in what follows.1 The women of Athens, having agreed earlier...

... at the University of California at San Diego. Her most recent book is the forthcoming Out of Athens: The New Ancient Greeks (Harvard University Press, 2009). Allen, Danielle. The World of Prometheus: The Politics of Punishing in Democratic Athens . Princeton: Princeton up, 2000 . Aristophanes...

... Leigh . Ed. Margaret Reynolds. Athens: Ohio up, 1992 . ____. Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning . Ed. Frederick G. Kenyon. 2 vols. London, 1899 . ____. Letters of Elizabeth Barrett Browning to Her Sister Arabella . Ed. Scott Lewis. 2 vols. Waco, tx: Wedgestone, 2002 . ____. Untitled...

... be careful, however, not to pursue these hypotheses too far beyond their first logical links, or their value will be lost in uncertainties. (511) But here we come upon the solution of the little problem of why it was that already at Trieste we interfered with our enjoyment of the voyage to Athens...

... . Hansen Mogens Herman . Apagoge. Endeixis and Ephegesis against Kakourgoi. Atimoi and Pheugontes: A Study in the Athenian Administration of Justice in the Fourth Century B.C. Odense University Classical Studies 8 . Odense : Odense UP , 1976 . Harrison A. R. W. The Law of Athens...

... is the archetype of a male erotically involved only with another male from Athens through the Renaissance; he is both desired by and desirous of other males, but not females - in contrast to figures like Adonis who might provoke desire in either gender. 32 The Latin word for an exclusively passive male, catamitus...

....” Hearing History: A Reader. Ed. Mark M. Smith. Athens: u of Georgia p, 2004. 54–59. Couldry, Nick. Culture and Politics after Neoliberalism. London: Sage, 2010. Crenshaw, Kimberlé. “Mapping the Margins...

... . The Idea of the City in the Age of Shakespeare . Athens : U of Georgia P , 1985 . Paster Gail Kern . “ ‘In the spirit of men there is no blood’: Blood as Trope of Gender in Julius Caesar .” Shakespeare Quarterly 40 . 3 ( 1989 ): 284 - 98 . Plutarch . Parallel Lives of the Greeks...

... the famous singer Roza Eskenazi, a Turkish- speaking Sephardic Jew born in Istanbul and raised in Thessaloniki, Komotini, and Athens. Rosa perfected her art in the taverns of Pireaus, singing in Greek, Turkish, Arabic, Hebrew, Italian...

...) of the demos in ancient Athens as an insect swarm, a representation full of vitality, power, and intelligence. The suppression of such notions in the works of Plato and Aristotle not only replaced this vision with that of a hierarchically...

... necessarily isomorphic with superordinate and subordinate social status; hence, an adult, male citizen of Athens can have legitimate sexual relations only with statutory minors (his inferiors not in age but in social and political status): the proper targets of his sexual desire include, specifically, women...

... and the Writing of Character . Athens : Georgia UP , 1992 . Chodorow Nancy . The Reproduction of Mothering . Berkeley : California UP , 1978 . De Man Paul . “ Autobiography as De-facement .” MLN 94 . 5 ( 1979 ): 919 - 30 . Derrida Jacques . Circonfession. Jacques Derrida...

... of plastic emotions" (8) .. It is perhaps especially appropriate that both Le Corbusier and Freud first felt this sensation on the same height - that of the Acropolis. Returning to Athens in 1933, Le Corbusier recalled, I came to Athens 23 years ago; I spent 21 days on the Acropolis working ceaselessly...

... the differing scansions of this utterance. For the Athenians, the stupidest are the immediate neighbors; it was for them that the notion ofidiocy was invented. Ever since the strategic decision of Pericles, if you were not an Athenian, you were an idiot. Indeed the only internal "idiots" that Athens produced...

... (according to Antonin Liakos) an “archaio-lographer,” who inves- tigated the remote past.8 Thucydides investigated the recent rather than the remote past in order to identify the causes of the wars between Athens and Sparta, so he...

... O'Connor . Athens: u of Georgia p, 1985 . Wharton, Edith. The House of Mirth . 1905. New York: Norton, 1990 . Witte, Jr., John. From Sacrament to Contract: Marriage,Religion, and Law in the Western Tradition . Louisville:Westminster John Knox, 1997...

... received legal recognition. Men of Athens gave high praise to Solon for legislating the establishment of public prostitution. “You have created the public prostitute for the health of the city and the order of the city” (Bebel...