10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HETAIRA»
Discover the use of
hetaira in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hetaira and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Feminine: In Jungian Psychology and in Christian Theology
The Hetaira's relation to the male stimulates and promotes his individual interests
, his inclinations, and even his problems, thus affecting his shadow side and the
subjective side of his anima.10 This can be dangerous if she has not learned ...
2
Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire
Because a hetaira is concerned with the subjective individual aspect in man as
well as in herself, she tends to address herself to the shadow side of the
individual, to the same extent that a mother will tend to disregard it in favour of
social ...
3
The Courtesan's Arts: Cross-Cultural Perspectives Includes CD
The Greek hetaira really is difficult to know, but given her history, a little fact-
chasing is beginning to look like a radical gesture. A recent document-stuffed
study of another Greek Other, the Persians, has demonstrated that the Greeks did
not ...
Martha Feldman, Bonnie Gordon, 2006
For the Hetaira it is decisive. In this lie both the significance and the danger of the
Hetaira.” “Everything else – social security, position, etc. is unimport• ant.” (
Paraphrases): The shadow side of the male is open to the HETAIRA, as is also
his ...
Mary Dian Molton, Lucy Anne Sikes, 2011
5
The Rhetoric of Manhood: Masculinity in the Attic Orators
a mistress, a courtesan, a prostitute, or simply a woman who was hired to
entertain one or more men at a banquet.4'1 Some of the danger posed by the
pallake and hetaira to the oikos was legal in origin. A pallake or hetaira could be
a free ...
6
Reproducing Athens: Menander's Comedy, Democratic Culture, ...
in lasting relationships.43 Although the hetaira may have successfully concealed
her fees, or her conversion of companionship into gifts and favors whose value
was not easily calculated in precise economic terms, she could not and did not ...
7
The Bitch is Back: Wicked Women in Literature
The work of Ann Bedford Ulanov focuses on the dual images of female
archetypes, recognizing four structural forms: the Mother (the type most
recognized by Jung), the Amazon, the Hetaira, and the Medium, or Medial
Woman.27 Ulanov ...
Sarah Appleton Aguiar, 2001
8
Women and the Comic Plot in Menander
He is making the paradoxical argument that the woman's virtue (ret) makes her
all the more a hetaira.Hetakespainstodistinguishher ¢qov(“character,”oftenina
moral sense) from the tr»poi (“ways” or “character” in the sense of habits and ...
9
Greek Prostitutes in the Ancient Mediterranean, 800 BCE–200 CE
and competing with the men on equal terms?44 I suggest that both sides of her
status are integrally a function of the transcendent, antidomestic quality of sym-
potic conviviality. The hetaira, in her opposition to the excluded wife and in her
role ...
Allison Glazebrook, Madeleine M. Henry, 2011
10
The Athenian Woman: An Iconographic Handbook
Greek writers differentiate clearly between the idea of the 'hetaira' and of the '
porne'. 'Hetaira' was not a generic term for a prostitute: a hetaira was rather more
than a woman who sold sex. The 'hetaira' in Greek society is easily recognised: a
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HETAIRA»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
hetaira is used in the context of the following news items.
Why we're still up in arms about the mystery of the Venus de Milo
There are many images of hetaira – as courtesans were called - in Greek art but a marble statue on this scale seems much more likely to be the ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Are women ready to end their shame about nudity?
From high-class courtesans like the Greek hetaira and the Japanese oiran to the Chinese yiji, the sexual objectification of women is as old as ... «Irish Examiner, May 15»
Spanish Sex Workers Deserve Full Employment Rights, Says …
Colectivo Hetaira, a Madrid-based human rights groups which campaigns on behalf of sex workers, says that the decision of a Barcelona judge ... «Newsweek, Mar 15»
Kamel and the Camellia
In the original Spanish, Viola does not mince words and described the woman as an “hetaira” (prostitute). All this goes to show that one has to ... «Inquirer.net, Feb 15»
Spain gets a questionable GDP boost, thanks to drugs and prostitution
Representatives at Hetaira, a Madrid nonprofit that works to protect the ... no registry,” says Mari Carmen Fernández, a social worker at Hetaira. «Fortune, Oct 14»
9 Real People Who May Have Inspired Fairy Tales
This Rhodopis was a slave—and apparently had an affair with her fellow slave, the storyteller Aesop—and served as a hetaira, a sort of ... «io9, Oct 14»
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LAVON FISHER-WILSON (Medda). Brdwy: Lysistrata Jones (Hetaira u/s); Chicago (Mama Morton); The Color Purple (Sophia u/s & swing); Fav. «Broadway World, Aug 14»
Lysistrata Jones: Aristophanes in college is surprisingly baller …
Teal Holliday lends her knockout voice to Hetaira, Eros Motor Lodge escort and the musical's mystical, all-knowing narrator. Phil Newman plays ... «Pitch Weekly, Jul 14»
BWW Review: LYSISTRATA JONES: A MUSICAL COMEDY a Don't …
... Newman, also back from Los Angeles, as Xander, Teal Holiday as Hetaira, Katelyn Baron as Cleonice, and Christopher Carlson as Harold. «Broadway World, Jun 14»
Feminism's obsession with celebrity: It's time to stop making our pop …
Simone de Beauvoir likened the movie star to a modern incarnation of the hetaira; “She yields Woman over to the dreams of man, who repays ... «Salon, May 14»
