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Key aspects of male life in Greece:

  • Providing for the house (being the oikos)

  • Participating in the assembly

  • Compulsory military service

  • Behave in a moderate matter

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Key aspects of female life in Greece:

  • Fertility to guarantee a male heir (kyrios)

  • Fidelity

  • Beauty

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Women’s sexuality in Greece:

  • Women were weak-minded as a result of their sexuality

  • Women kept separate from men

  • Women could not be present around guests

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Key aspects of male life in Rome:

  • Virtus (courage/virtue)

  • Participate in political life by climbing the cursus honorum which starts with military service

  • Behave skilled in public speaking

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Key aspects of female life in Rome:

  • Pudicitia - chastity

  • To be frugal and capable of managing business interests

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What are the two Roman marriages?

Cum manu - a marriage in which the husband has power over his wife - the wife is wholly transferred into her husband’s family

Sine manu - the wife is still under he father’s patria potestas - she can inherit and own property

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Are men and women opposite?

No, women are imperfect forms of the male body

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What is hegemonic masculinity?

Free, adult male citizens

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What are “un-men”?

Women, boys, slaves, effeminate men, eunuchs and barnarians

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What is pederasty?

A socially accepted (Greek) educative and erotic relationship between an adult male and a younger male

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What is the erasetes and what is his role?

  • The lover (older man)

  • Pursues the eromenous

  • Provides education in things like politics, philosophy and social customs

  • Often gives gifts

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What is the eromenous and what is his role?

  • The beloved (younger man)

  • Chosen for beauty

  • Meant to pleasure the erastes

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What are the rules of pederasty?

  • Neither can be seen as taking a woman’s role

  • Sex must be face-to-fact

  • The eromenous was not meant to be pleasured

  • This relationship can be repeated later in life but less erotic

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Male sexual partners in A.G?

  • Erastes/eromenous

  • Wife

  • Prostitues

  • Slaves

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Female sexual partners in A.G?

  • Husband

  • Other women? Slaves?

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Key principle of Greek sex?

It is more important how you do sexuality that who you do it with