I spent a double lesson researching my special study topic today. With Mr Stewart's assistance, I have refined my question, and will work with the following statement as a working question:
"To what extent did women in Sparta enjoy a fuller involvement in the life of their poli as compared to the women of Athens by 450BC? Why did this situation develop?"
To support this question, I continued to research about both Spartan and Athenian women, discovering some useful online resources and articles. I plan on talking to Mrs Whiting soon to ask her if she can help me find some quality resources. I am enjoying researching this topic so far, and have found some quality information which will assist me with my study.
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Monday, 7 May 2012
Monday 7th May 2012
I made a trip into the Barr Smith Library today to do some research for my special study. I am still considering looking and comparing the treatment or lives of women in two different societies or eras, and collected some texts (see bibliography) which will hopefully be valuable sources for my study. I have been brainstorming questions, and have listed some of my ideas below:
"How were the women of Sparta treated differently to those of other Greek societies of the same period?"
"How did the rights of women of Ancient Greece develop between a certain time period? e.g. 500-300 BC"
My basic idea is to either discuss how the treatment of women differed over two societies/cultures, or to look at the development of womens rights over time. I am still unsure and open to ideas, and am also aware that my ideas could possibly be too similar to some of our class work, but I am really interested in this topic and hope to be able to research it further for my study.
"How were the women of Sparta treated differently to those of other Greek societies of the same period?"
"How did the rights of women of Ancient Greece develop between a certain time period? e.g. 500-300 BC"
My basic idea is to either discuss how the treatment of women differed over two societies/cultures, or to look at the development of womens rights over time. I am still unsure and open to ideas, and am also aware that my ideas could possibly be too similar to some of our class work, but I am really interested in this topic and hope to be able to research it further for my study.
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