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espanolLibanio presenta en su Declamacion XXVI a un misantropo que se dirige al Consejo para obtener el permiso para suicidarse, porque se ha casado con una mujer charlatana y no puede soportarlo. Para la construccion de sus personajes el autor ha tomado dos puntos de referencia. Por un lado, la practica de las escuelas de retorica, en las que uno de los temas sobre los que se trabajaba en los ejercicios preparatorios era la conveniencia o no de casarse. Por otro, la comedia atica, que se burlaba de los defectos femeninos y prevenia sobre los peligros de tomar esposa, dentro de una larga tradicion misogina que esta presente desde los comienzos de la literatura griega. EnglishLibanius presents in his Declamation XXVI a misanthrope who addresses the Council to be allowed to commit suicide, because he has married a talkative woman and he cannot bear it. There are two points of reference that the author has followed for the construction of his characters. On the one hand, the practice of the schools of rhetoric, where one of the topics on which they worked in the preparatory exercises was whether or not to marry. On the other, Attic comedy, which made fun of feminine defects and warned about the dangers of taking a wife, within a long misogynistic tradition that has been present sincethe beginning of Greek literature.

Retórica, tradición misógina y humor en la Declamación XXVI de Libanio de Antioquía