Rola kobiet w życiu religijnym. Przykład udziału młodych Atenek w kulcie-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Rola kobiet w życiu religijnym. Przykład udziału młodych Atenek w kulcie

Published:2017-12-15 Issue:0 Volume:61 Page:0-0
ISSN:0033-2194
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Author:

Kruszyńska Anna¹

Affiliation:

1. University of Warsaw

Abstract

This paper pertains to participation of young Athenian girls in rituals. Some researchers perceive these rites as initiation rites. The Athenian girls’ participation in rites-related duties shows how important they were not only for the Athenian girls, but also for women in general. The ritual was treated as a substitute of men’s public activity. We can divide the Athenian girls’ participation into two categories: rites in which they played the main role, and rites in which their role was auxiliary or simply marginal.

Publisher

University of Warsaw

Subject

Psychiatry and Mental health

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