Martyring the Maneaters, Matriarchs and Monsters in Patriarchal Greek Mythology

By Honor Rush Image Credit: Perseus Confronting Phineus with the Head of Medusa. Sebastiano Ricci. 1705–1710. Legends that speak of ancient worlds, fallen kingdoms, heroes, monsters, and the Gods have existed for millennia. They tell a story about historical epochs, and ancient cultures now lost to the past, but more interestingly, they offer insight into…

Women’s Rights in Indonesia in the 1950s: The Progression and Stagnation of the Government’s Actions, and the Effects of Class, Race, and Feminism within the Women’s Rights Movement

Women’s Rights in Indonesia in the 1950s: The Progression and Stagnation of the Government’s Actions, and the Effects of Class, Race, and Feminism within the Women’s Rights Movement by Jessica Rijs

Eloquence and Silence: Learning and Societal Roles of Women in Renaissance Italy

Eloquence and Silence: Learning and Societal Roles of Women in Renaissance Italy by Sunnie Habgood

Prisoners, Primitives and Patients: Looking for nuance in Early Soviet queer histories

Analysing the treatment of Queer people within the early Soviet Union by Mal Priestley

Plato and the ‘Noble Lie’

Plato and the 'Noble Lie' by Kiara Wang