Women in ancient Sparta were engaged in choirs which indicates that women were taught to read music and many poems were also learned as well (Polmeroy 5). Stories also mention women sending letter to their sons encouraging them to be brave warriors. Competitiveness was encouraged within Spartan culture and both sexes had that unparalleled expectation within their cognitive education and physical education In Sparta “ talent [was] an aspect of women’s ability to speak… women were encouraged and trained to speak in public, praising the brave, rebelling cowards and bachelors” (Polmeroy 9). In Sparta, philosophical conversation is valued and it is incredibly unfortunate to think that a husband in Athens to believe that it is essential for a women to remain silent and solely watch other the
Women in ancient Sparta were engaged in choirs which indicates that women were taught to read music and many poems were also learned as well (Polmeroy 5). Stories also mention women sending letter to their sons encouraging them to be brave warriors. Competitiveness was encouraged within Spartan culture and both sexes had that unparalleled expectation within their cognitive education and physical education In Sparta “ talent [was] an aspect of women’s ability to speak… women were encouraged and trained to speak in public, praising the brave, rebelling cowards and bachelors” (Polmeroy 9). In Sparta, philosophical conversation is valued and it is incredibly unfortunate to think that a husband in Athens to believe that it is essential for a women to remain silent and solely watch other the