Using a Gender Studies or Queer theoretical framework,what can we learn from The Symposiumif we apply a Gender Studies or Queer Theoretical framework?

TextsEve Sedgwick “Epistemology of the Closet”Judith Butler “Imitation and Gender Insubordination”Plato’s The SymposiumTopicIn his Symposium, Plato images a glittering array of Greek artists, thinkers, and leaders dedicating their time to praise the god Eros. In Greek thought, eros did not just mean sexual passion but included any of the bodily desires such as hunger and thirst. However, the men at this drinking party are largely concerned with sexual passion. They also celebrate pederasty besides homosexuality. Athenian culture had developed a social system that encouraged relations between younger and older men, with which Plato disagreed. In The Symposium, Plato will wrestle with Eros’s power, subdue it, and put it in the service of virtue.Writing Assignment Using a Gender Studies or Queer theoretical framework, respond critically to the following:What can we learn from The Symposiumif we apply a Gender Studies or Queer Theoretical framework?