At the beginning of the fourth century BC, the Athenian poet Aristophanes dared to play an intellectual game: in his play “The Women’s Assembly” he turned the political situation in his city around and put power in the hands of women. However, that was not a serious suggestion, the play is a comedy. Decision-making power in the hands of the female sex was such an absurd idea to the Athenian that it could only be the subject of laughter.
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