Masculinity and femininity also shaped everyday life in ancient Greece and determined one's position within the social structure. Various gender images from mythology, philosophy, and medicine influenced Greek culture. What concrete effects did these stereotypes have on the lives of Greek women and men? What expectations were placed on positive femininity and masculinity in ancient Greece, and how were these enforced? How did one become a man or a woman in Greece, and what was the relationship between the genders in different areas of social practice? Tanja Scheer examines gender relations in various aspects of ancient life and presents important research controversies. She also includes sexual and emotional relationships.