Gender and Sexuality in Stoic Philosophy

<div><p>1. Introduction.- 2.&nbsp;The Origin of Gender: Myths and Biology.- 3.&nbsp;Semen, Zeus and the Birth of Cosmos: Gender in Stoic Cosmogony and Cosmology.- 4.&nbsp;The Metaphysical Insignificance of Gender.- 5.&nbsp;Perfumed Men and Bearded Philosophers – The Stoics on Signs of Gender.- 6.&nbsp;&nbsp;Fiery and Cold Natures – Stoic Physiognomics of Gender.-&nbsp;7. Fiery and Cold Natures – Stoic Physiognomics of Gender.- 8. &nbsp;The Stoics on Equal Educability of Girls and Boys, and the Origin Gendered Characteristics.- 9.&nbsp;To Become Properly Manly – Gender, Happiness and the Figure of the Sage.- 10.&nbsp;How to Take ‘Certain Spasms’ Calmly – Sexuality in Stoic Philosophical Therapy.- 11.&nbsp;Gender, Politics and Economics: from Plato’s Utopianism to Cynic Radicalism.- 12.&nbsp;“Holding Women in Common” – Gender in Early Stoic Utopias.- 13.&nbsp;Is it Possible to Marry and Be Happy? The Later Stoics on Matrimony and Modes of Life.- 14.&nbsp;Gender and Stoic Cosmopolitanism.- 15. Conclusion.</p></div><p></p><p></p>