In the play Lysistrata, the playwright Aristophanes relies on big...

In the play Lysistrata, the playwright Aristophanes relies on big generalizations about women and men and the relationship between them. What are some of these generalizations? Do you think that these generalizations still exist today, thousands of years later? What is the point or message of the play? What is it saying about men, women, or both? Today, we often consider generalizations to be harmful or unfair (example: stereotypes). Do you think that applies in this case as well?

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