The concept of kinship is at the heart of understanding the structure of ancient Athenian society and the lives of its citizens. Drawing on epigraphic, literary, and archaeological sources, Kinship in Ancient Athens explores interactions between kin across a range of social contexts, from family life to legal matters, politics, and more.
The concept of kinship is at the heart of understanding the structure of ancient Athenian society and the lives of its citizens. Drawing on epigraphic, literary, and archaeological sources, Kinship in Ancient Athens explores interactions between kin across a range of social contexts, from family life to legal matters, politics, and more.
S.C. Humphreys read Greats at Oxford and her first research was on ancient merchant shipping and trade. This led to interest in economic anthropology and a joint appointment at University College London in the History and Anthropology departments, where she founded a Combined Studies BA programme in Ancient History and Social Anthropology. In 1985 she moved to the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, as full Professor in history, with honorary appointments in anthropology and Greek; here she was much involved in the Interdepartmental PhD in Anthropology and History. She retired in 2000 and continues to conduct research.
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VOL. 1 Frontmatter Preface List of Tables List of Abbreviations Key to Reading Tables 0: Introduction Part 1: Legal and Economic Interaction 1: Drakon and Solon 2: Adoption 3: Guardianship 4: Marriage with Kin 5: Property 6: Economic Cooperation 7: Disputes Part 2: Ritual 8: Names 9: Rites de Passage 10: Funerals and Burials 11: Commemoration 12: Festivals, Associations, Dedications Part 3: Politics, Informal 13: Young Men's Social Groupings 14: Political Marriages, Lawsuits, Curse Tablets Part 4: Politics, Formal 15: Paredroi, Ostracism, the Thirty 16: Ambassadors, Generals, Military Commands 17: Council and Assembly VOL. 2 Part 5: Corporate Groups 18: The Pre-Kleisthenic Tribes and Trittyes 19: The Phratries 20: The Genê 21: The Kleisthenic Tribes and Trittyes Part 6: The Demes 22: The Demes: Introduction 23: I Erechtheis 24: II Aigeis 25: III Pandionis 26: IV Leontis 27: V Akamantis 28: VI Oineis 29: VII Kekropis 30: VIII Hippothontis 31: IX Aiantis 32: X Antiochis Appendices 1. Lists 2. The Hekatostai Records 3. IG ii3 4. 325 4. Lykourgos' Sons 5. POxy 2464 Endmatter Bibliography Index of Sources: Inscriptions and papyri Texts Vases Index of Proper Names Subject Index
VOL. 1 Frontmatter Preface List of Tables List of Abbreviations Key to Reading Tables 0: Introduction Part 1: Legal and Economic Interaction 1: Drakon and Solon 2: Adoption 3: Guardianship 4: Marriage with Kin 5: Property 6: Economic Cooperation 7: Disputes Part 2: Ritual 8: Names 9: Rites de Passage 10: Funerals and Burials 11: Commemoration 12: Festivals, Associations, Dedications Part 3: Politics, Informal 13: Young Men's Social Groupings 14: Political Marriages, Lawsuits, Curse Tablets Part 4: Politics, Formal 15: Paredroi, Ostracism, the Thirty 16: Ambassadors, Generals, Military Commands 17: Council and Assembly VOL. 2 Part 5: Corporate Groups 18: The Pre-Kleisthenic Tribes and Trittyes 19: The Phratries 20: The Genê 21: The Kleisthenic Tribes and Trittyes Part 6: The Demes 22: The Demes: Introduction 23: I Erechtheis 24: II Aigeis 25: III Pandionis 26: IV Leontis 27: V Akamantis 28: VI Oineis 29: VII Kekropis 30: VIII Hippothontis 31: IX Aiantis 32: X Antiochis Appendices 1. Lists 2. The Hekatostai Records 3. IG ii3 4. 325 4. Lykourgos' Sons 5. POxy 2464 Endmatter Bibliography Index of Sources: Inscriptions and papyri Texts Vases Index of Proper Names Subject Index
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