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Hic & Haec - Coggle Diagram
Hic & Haec
The Man-Woman (Hic-Mulier)
"since the days of Adam women were never so masculine"
Calls gender variance a disease
"a deformitie never before dreamed of"
Masculinity
Mood, bold speech, impudent action
Women are "the complements of men's excellencies"
Definitely NOT the object of excellence
Women = modest, virtuous, chaste, glorious - subservient
Sophocles - presented no women in his tragedies but good ones...as they should be
Euripides - No women but the bad ones...as the are
The Womanish-Man (Haec-Vir)
"what doth hee behold in me, to take me for a woman"
Misgender each other immediately
Dialogue vs Monologue
Monologue (Hic-Mulier) feels preachy
Dialogue (Haec-Vir) invites the reader to consider multiple perspectives.
What slauery can there be in freedome of election?
They're making the same argument: people need to fall in gender line