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Female Literacy
I'm wondering, does anyone have any good/reliable resources (preferably online) or can anyone give me a brief run-down of what female literacy rates were like within the classical world (central and peripheral) among Roman citizens from about the 1st to the 3rd centuries A.D.? What percentage of women, and, indeed, what type of women were literate? Concerning the women who were literate, how literate did they to / could they be?; was the reading level very basic or did some (or many?) read critically?
August 22 2011, 01:56:48 UTC 8 months ago
August 22 2011, 03:13:12 UTC 8 months ago
August 22 2011, 03:24:22 UTC 8 months ago
And then I thought about it.
And I didn't.
August 22 2011, 03:30:32 UTC 8 months ago
September 2 2011, 20:18:17 UTC 8 months ago Edited: September 2 2011, 20:18:48 UTC
So, if you are female then that is why you are not getting thanked. Clearly, you were doing your job as a good little servant.
Frankly, if I never see another post from this person it will be too soon. I really wish they would get out of Classics.
September 3 2011, 01:28:02 UTC 8 months ago
September 5 2011, 03:41:52 UTC 8 months ago