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The representation of women in Papadiamantis’ fiction
This study aims at exploring the social position of women and their role in the community, as they are represented in Papadiamantis’ oeuvre. In the first chapter I discuss women’s position in Greek society between 1830-1910, giving a brief overview of the position of women in Greece’s historical dev
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