Role of Women in the Odyssey

"A woman can not become a society in today's society, it is a completely male-like society, the law consists of men and the justice system, judging women's behavior from a male perspective" (Ibsen). This sentence also applies to the epic built by Homer, poet of the 8th century BC, blind, Odyssey era. As one of the minority representatives of the ancient Greek social order, the blind homer witnessed women's behavior regardless of gender; many of them were tempters, prostitutes or slaves.

The role of women in Homer Odyssey "Homer Odyssey is a product of society in which men play a leading role" (Pomeroy 22). Throughout history women have maintained a submissive role in society. In the longest time, the society itself is organized and directed by men, and all of the most important companies are businesses performed by men. Women can participate in world affairs only with the permission of people who lead their lives. - Sundiata: Early Mary epic. The definition of an epic hero of Odyssey can be defined as a person who wins in some way and reflects his / her cultural concept. "Heroes have always dominated myths, fairy tales, children's songs, history, literature, protecting innocent people from evil, conquering evil, being threatened and repressed, a culture lacking the story of a superman or a religious hero There seems to be no one "(Shunnaq)

The Greek poet Homer 's "Odyssey" is a magnificent story pursued by male heroes, but women play a very important role. Homer's magnificent story "Odyssey" is developed around Ulysses pursuing his wife Penelope, so he can reunite with her and dominate the palace that has been overwhelmed by the pursuit. Telemacos, the son of Ulysses, tried to regain authority in front of many investigators but decided that it was difficult and embarked on his own journey under the guidance of Athena and other gods. The main driving force of Homer 's "Odyssey" is his adventure to his hometown, he struggles to go home, and he will do it. He chased pursuers through his bondage, and the story ended happily. However, throughout Homer 's Odyssey, women' s performance is very limited, many of which are assigned to mothers, temporary workers, or a combination of the two, even if they are not girls or gods of servants I will.