Women in Time: Ancient Greece and 19th Century Norway

U2 Bono sings "Bono" Get Your Your Boots), he raises the growing role of women in Africa in the 21st century. However, this sentence also applies to women in other era such as the turn of the century of Norway (19th century to 1900s) like Henrik Ibsen's play "Dolls House" or ancient Greece like Sophok. What Reus saw is "The title of the opera is Antigon, a drama" House of Dolls ", the hero is a middle-class woman named Nora who marries a practical self-centered man named Torvald.

The media of Medea and Nora of Dolls residence seem to be suffering from her husband in the two societies that men dominate; Norway in the 19th century, including everyone's personal sacrifice, what for the husband I am doing important things. Do they accept quiet and weak, traditional wife's role? Or are they rebellious, do you act not to type?

This thesis is studying the main research subjects of ancient Greek women, the composition of the status of ancient Athens women, and the attempt to develop historical studies under three headings. From the normative formulation of AW Gomme in 1925 to the conceptualization of KA Bottiger as a scholarly problem in 1775 and to its conceptualization in modern and feminist scholarships, "fruits and ally" reminds of the history of this problem . This section concludes with a summary of historically inappropriate statements on this research question and that historically appropriate expressions should be based on a rethinking of the ideology that provides the basis for the initial formation of research questions I suggest.

The status and characteristics of ancient Greeks and modern women developed from events in Greek history. According to Michael Scott, in his article "The Rise of an Ancient Greek Woman" (Today's History), Thucidydes best describes this quote and the "female status" in its achievements in ancient Greece. Glory is at least talking about men whether it is praise or condemnation. However, at the beginning of the 20th century, the status of women in Greece was criticized and further advanced. In 1952, they got the right to vote. It made it possible for them to earn income and status in business and Greek government; even if they are married, they still have the right to inherit property.