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Essay on The Role of Women in the Ancient Greek and Chinese Societies

I never imagined that the museum trip was going to effect me the way it did. Not being in a museum for almost 6 years made me forget how remarkable they can be. It was totally unreal to see thousand-year-old artwork, art within my reach. I am not saying this because I am supposed to like all school trips. Instead I was truly amazed and will have to visit the museum again.

The trip to the Metropolitan museum of art gave me a glimpse at the role of women in the ancient Greek and Chinese societies. In Greek art Women's powers are shown to be limited to household matters. In many images they are depicted as a sort of labor force, mending clothes, weaving and spinning wool. We see this in numerous art works, including the Terracotta lekythos (331.11.10). If the female functions were to sew all day long then its logical to conclude that they probably did no go out much. They can be compared a strict case of a housewife. In terracotta hydra (510-500bc


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Cassandra,

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Chinese society,

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Metropolitan museum of art,

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Terracotta,

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