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In the following paragraphs Lysistrata as a woman behaving badly in the cultural context of ancient Greece, will be discussed. In the opening of the play, Lysistrata calls a meeting with all the women, and women representatives from Athens and Sparta to discuss what they should do about the war, "I've called a meeting to discuss a very major matter?" as stated by Lysistrata when she is waiting for the other women to arrive...
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This is her behaving badly in ancient Greek times as women weren't supposed to call meeting of any form, this was seen as a male privilege because women were not viewed at intelligent enough. The men, however, do not respond to Lysistrata calling a meeting, as they do not know of the uniting of the women until they have taken the Acropolis...
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