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From "Hypatia: or, Woman and knowledge" by Russell, Dora
Medea
A figure from Greek mythology used to represent women driven to extremes by the contempt and ingratitude of men.
Core Belief
"That women are often treated unfairly by men and that the laws and societal structures do not protect them."
Worldview
A bitter and disillusioned perspective, shaped by personal betrayal and societal oppression.
Personality
Initially portrayed as wronged and betrayed, then driven to rage and savage protest. She embodies the potential for female anger and the consequences of societal inequality.
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