place
Athens
also: Athén, Attica
Athens, the principal city-state of ancient Greece; Madách's comparative survey presents it as the civilization that came closest to recognizing women's full vocation, yet still gave rise to the gynaeceum and the paradox of the hetaerae.
Reading notes
- On Women and Their Vocation §1 Athénben
Athens, the principal city-state of ancient Greece; Madách's comparative survey presents it as the civilization that came closest to recognizing women's full vocation, yet still gave rise to the gynaeceum and the paradox of the hetaerae.
- The Tragedy of Man §5 Athens
Athens, the principal city-state of ancient Greece; Madách's comparative survey presents it as the civilization that came closest to recognizing women's full vocation, yet still gave rise to the gynaeceum and the paradox of the hetaerae.