Aristophanes and the Feminist Message of Lysistrata

In the era of Aristophanes, women were "universal minors, citizens and women are most involved in the political and intellectual life of the city" (Slater). They rarely appear from remote places, except for marriage, funeral and some civic festivals. Ironically, in the era when women's lives are almost completely guided by the political environment and strict social norms, traditional Greek dramas involve women's lives and are more feminine than other Western literature .

Aristophanes of a stereotype comedy playwright Aristophanes painted a story about ancient Greece, especially Athens, during certain wars. His play "Lysistrata" will try to make the anti-war message interesting. In fact, even the naming of drama is various anti-war information. The word "lysistrata" means "to disband the army" (Jacobs 162). Aristophanes is a troubling writer and he has created a work of art that allows the audience to think ... Lysistrata is a script written in Athens between 410 and 412 B.C. When the series is completed, women should not have social rights and should not expect / expect to discuss their views on men's subjective issues only. Women must always obey their husbands and accept requests from their husbands. The importance of Ernest (TIOBE) was set in the Victorian era when women acted like Lysistrata.

In the class, we discussed in detail the historical background of classical Greek and Aristophanes drama "Lysistrata". Aristophanes' drama "Lysistrata" has useful insights about the history of women in times when there are not much available information and verifiable information, but it is ridiculed and opens the door to women who are ridiculed and seen as a form of entertainment I will spread it. Aristophanes' Lysistrata is an original play in Athens. - Depending on the type of power affected by malicious intent, people may make useless decisions for others. Midsummer night's dreams are written at good times for men, not women. In other words, men have the right to control the events occurring in their lives or the lives of others who are considered not important.