I awoke late afternoon one Sunday to the sound of my television. As I slowly came to consciousness, the voices grew louder and more distinct. The first I recognized was that of Barbara Walters, the second was the unmistakable sound of Star Jones. Opening my eyes, my suspicions were confirmed; it is "The View," that popular all-female cast talk show. One of the hostesses announced that today's guests were the outspoken feminist, Gayle Rubin and …showed first 75 words of 1949 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1949 total…amp;gt;While a lot of the details of the play are antiquated, it is quite surprising that some of the issues and concerns of Ancient Greece still exist in Western culture today, as we can see in Rubin's arguments. It makes one wonder why there has been so much advancement in technology, science, and philosophy and so little change in one of the most pivotal aspects of life, sexuality. <Tab/>