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AENEID
3.3. the social, cultural and religious context
the part played by women and their position in society
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women and unemotional instability
WORLD OF THE HERO > AENEID > 3.3. the social, cultural and religious context > the part played by women and their position in society
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women as objects
WORLD OF THE HERO > AENEID > 3.3. the social, cultural and religious context > the part played by women and their position in society
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women and marriage
WORLD OF THE HERO > AENEID > 3.3. the social, cultural and religious context > the part played by women and their position in society
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as victims in war
WORLD OF THE HERO > AENEID > 3.3. the social, cultural and religious context > the part played by women and their position in society
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most memorable characters are Dido,
Camilla
and
Amata
they have great psychological
make-up
they act with daring and impose their own wills on the
man's world
of the
hero
add great
emotional intensity
and
dramatic
actions
Aeneas
is viewed in literature throughout the ages more in relation to Dido than as a
Roman hero
it is Juno and Venus who dominate activity on
Olympus
and are vividly characterised
women are defined in relation to
men
they are wives, widows, mothers, daughters, sisters of
victims
of
war
there
is a limited view of them in the
Aeneid
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