Introduction: The State of the Question Prologue: The Feminine Presence in the Dialogues. A Methodological Consideration Part I: The Dramatic/Rhetorical Texts 1. Dramatic/Rhetorical Views of Woman Part II: The Philosophical Texts 2. The Socratic Origin 3. Satirical Criticism of Simplistic Views of Equality 4. The Three Waves in the Analogy between City and Soul 5. The Logic of the First Wave 6. Thematic Transformation: the Cosmology of Woman in Timaeus 7. Solving the Puzzle of Woman in Laws Part III: Plato’s Philosophy of Woman 8. Prolegomenon to the Results 9. Equal, Therefore Inferior: The Logic of Plato on Woman 10. Beyond Plato: the Groundwork for a Theory of Woman Appendix to the Text: Greek Words on Women and the Feminine Bibliography Index
Biography
Elena Duvergès Blair is Associate Professor Emerita at Xavier University, USA.






