Feminism in Euripides’ Play Medea

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Qualitative analysis reveals feminist values in Euripides' Medea, highlighting patriarchal resistance.

Medea's character exemplifies radical feminism, demonstrating active resistance against patriarchal norms.
The study reveals that Euripides portrays women as thoughtful, feeling, and action-oriented subjects.
Through Medea, Euripides raises enduring feminist issues relevant to contemporary society.
This analysis utilizes feminism theory to interpret the complex representation of women in Greek drama.

Amri et al. (2025) studied this question.

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