Eleven essays by leading scholars chart new directions for the study of ancient Greek law, including fresh assessments of key debates, new methodological approaches, and an argument for the ongoing relevance of teaching Greek law.
Eleven essays by leading scholars chart new directions for the study of ancient Greek law, including fresh assessments of key debates, new methodological approaches, and an argument for the ongoing relevance of teaching Greek law.
Paula Perlman is a professor of classics at the University of Texas at Austin. Her books are The Laws of Ancient Crete, c.650-400 BCE, coauthored with Michael Gagarin, and City and Sanctuary in Ancient Greece: The Theorodokia in the Peloponnese.
Inhaltsangabe
* Acknowledgments * Introduction (Adriaan Lanni and Robert W. Wallace) * 1. Administering Justice in Ancient Athens: Framework and Core Principles (Robert W. Wallace) * 2. Revenge and Punishment (Eva Cantarella) * 3. Hyperides's Against Athenogenes and the Athenian Law on Agreements (Michael Gagarin) * 4. Slaves Operating Businesses: Legal Ramifications for Ancient Athens-and for Modern Scholarship (Edward E. Cohen) * 5. Toward a New Shape of the Relationship between Public and Private Law in Ancient Greece (Alberto Maffi) * 6. "Heiliges Recht" and "Heilige Gesetze": Law, Religion, and Magic in Ancient Greece (Martin Dreher) * 7. Summary Fines in Greek Inscriptions and the Question of "Greek Law" (Lene Rubinstein) * 8. Soft Law in Ancient Greece? (Julie Velissaropoulos-Karakostas) * 9. From Anthropology to Sociology: New Directions in Ancient Greek Law Research (Adriaan Lanni) * 10. Oral Law in Ancient Greece? (Mogens Herman Hansen) * 11. The Future of Classical Oratory (Gerhard Thür) * Contributors * Index Locorum * Index
* Acknowledgments * Introduction (Adriaan Lanni and Robert W. Wallace) * 1. Administering Justice in Ancient Athens: Framework and Core Principles (Robert W. Wallace) * 2. Revenge and Punishment (Eva Cantarella) * 3. Hyperides's Against Athenogenes and the Athenian Law on Agreements (Michael Gagarin) * 4. Slaves Operating Businesses: Legal Ramifications for Ancient Athens-and for Modern Scholarship (Edward E. Cohen) * 5. Toward a New Shape of the Relationship between Public and Private Law in Ancient Greece (Alberto Maffi) * 6. "Heiliges Recht" and "Heilige Gesetze": Law, Religion, and Magic in Ancient Greece (Martin Dreher) * 7. Summary Fines in Greek Inscriptions and the Question of "Greek Law" (Lene Rubinstein) * 8. Soft Law in Ancient Greece? (Julie Velissaropoulos-Karakostas) * 9. From Anthropology to Sociology: New Directions in Ancient Greek Law Research (Adriaan Lanni) * 10. Oral Law in Ancient Greece? (Mogens Herman Hansen) * 11. The Future of Classical Oratory (Gerhard Thür) * Contributors * Index Locorum * Index
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