Unveiling Herstory: Women's Bodies in Ancient Perspectives

This chapter humorously explores ancient Greek perceptions of women's bodies, particularly focusing on misconceptions surrounding anatomy, sexual agency, and societal norms. It delves into the historical significance of the clitoris and menstruation, highlighting how these aspects were understood and interpreted in ancient times, often reflecting broader cultural narratives. The conversation blends wit and serious themes, examining the implications of these historical perspectives on modern notions of female autonomy and sexual identity.