Lines 8–12: How does the Bull represent the Greek ideal of masculinity? Does the Greek idea of what it means to be a man still exist within our society? How does the bull represent Odysseus?

Explanation:

In ancient Greece, men were expected to be great guerrillas and protectors of their home and family. For this it was necessary that men were strong, cunning, intelligent, fearless and imposing, like a bull, which is an animal that has all these characteristics. For this reason, the bull became a strong symbol of masculinity in Greek society, even representing Odysseus, a great hero and someone who represented masculinity efficiently in that society.

This concept of masculinity still exists today, although much debated, as the desire to diminish the role of men as great protectors and caregivers and to allow women to have space in activities that support and protect their homes has grown in our society. and families.

i'm pretty sure i had this question the other day and b was the right answer.

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