Myths of Ancient Greece. The voices of women

Wise, strong, witty: women in ancient myths have the courage of heroes and the proud beauty of the goddesses. These are the characters of ancient Greek tragedies and comedies, the heroine of Homer"s poems: Medea and Nonshik, Cassandra and Circe, Lisistratt and Iphigenia ...
Was it easy Alkeste to give your life to my beloved husband? Is Alkman guilty if Zeus took the appearance of her spouse? What did Ariadne feel when the thesis threw her alone on the deserted island? Did Penelope really have been waiting for her husband for many years, never allowing himself to get angry with his long absence?
Is it enough just to remember what they say about women - often sparing - ancient authors: about Elena Beautiful, because of which the Trojan War flashed? About Clytemnetre, who made up his husband"s blood?
About a hekub who has lost their homeland and children? And about many, many others? Well, no - this is not enough. Each of them lived a difficult life and Beatrice Mazini wants to reveal her inner world with his thoughts and feelings, joys and suffering. It’s time, finally, to give these women their own voice to hear their stories from themselves.
For secondary school age