/lit/ - Literature

>>19538123
>Except I merely doubt the ridiculous 'historical consensus' of a progressive ideology.

>>19465279
>It's jews and women in classics who have pushed the pederastry and homosexuality beyond it's limits by foolishly or deliberately misinterpreting texts
Any proof/examples?

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>>19350160
>This narrative came up in the last 10 years. Nobody had ever insisted so much on this until recently
How can one man be so wrong

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>>18915426
Gross pic, mate...I doubt Plato harbored real hatred for women, their generic inferiority is presumed, not demonstrated. Roman poets (Martial, Catullus, etc) were harsher. If we're describing his appreciation of the arts, we know that he disdained all representative works (by attempting to fashion a work using the beautiful, you only caricature it).

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>>18473795
>'eros' always used to mean passionate sexual romantic love in antiquity and middle ages and modernity
>because this means the greeks describe certain male-male relationships as erotic dernaged poster denies ths meaning
>and therefore erases every reference to heterosexual romance in the greek canon too
deranged

>the Greeks did not practice heckin homosexuality!!

>BTFOs the revisionists

Have you taken the bussypill?

>>18173004
>one book written by a literal who greek far-right politician debunks 2,000 years of scholarly consensus

Have you taken the bussypill?

>>18126043
>Can classicists (ie women) not comprehend non-erotic friendship between males?
They are literally talking about Eros you faggot.

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>>18023158
'Etairese' means prostitution lol. Most people that are referred to as 'hetaira' in ancient Greek literature are female. Why use such an obvious lie?

>>18006834
>modern