Growing Up Fatherless in Antiquity
Herausgeber: Hubner, Sabine R.; Ratzan, David M.
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Growing Up Fatherless in Antiquity
Herausgeber: Hubner, Sabine R.; Ratzan, David M.
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This book investigates the effects of fatherlessness on the societies, cultures, politics and families of the ancient Mediterranean world.
This book investigates the effects of fatherlessness on the societies, cultures, politics and families of the ancient Mediterranean world.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 350
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Oktober 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 508g
- ISBN-13: 9781107404069
- ISBN-10: 1107404061
- Artikelnr.: 34571334
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 350
- Erscheinungstermin: 21. Oktober 2011
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 508g
- ISBN-13: 9781107404069
- ISBN-10: 1107404061
- Artikelnr.: 34571334
List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgements;
Note on abbreviations; Introduction: 1. Fatherless antiquity? Perspectives
on 'fatherlessness' in the ancient Mediterranean Sabine R. Hübner and David
M. Ratzan; Part I. Coping with Demographic Realities: 2. The demographic
background Walter Scheidel; 3. Oedipal complexities Mark Golden; 4.
Callirhoe's dilemma: remarriage and stepfathers in the Graeco-Roman east
Sabine R. Hübner; 5. 'Without father, without mother, without genealogy':
fatherlessness in the Old and New Testaments Marcus Sigismund; Part II.
Virtual Fatherlessness: 6. Bastardy and fatherlessness in ancient Greece
Daniel Ogden; 7. Fatherlessness and formal identification in Roman Egypt
Myrto Malouta; Part III. Roles without Models: 8. Diomedes, the fatherless
hero of the Iliad Louise Pratt; 9. Sons (and daughters) without fathers:
fatherlessness in the Homeric epics Georg Wöhrle; 10. Absent Roman fathers
in the writings of their daughters: Cornelia and Sulpicia Judith P.
Hallett; Part IV. Rhetoric of Loss: 11. The disadvantages and advantages of
being fatherless: the case of Sulla Sabine Müller; 12. An imperial family
man: Augustus as surrogate father to Marcus Antonius' children Ann-Cathrin
Harders; 13. Cui parens non erat maximus quisque et uetustissimus pro
parente: parental surrogates in imperial Roman literature Neil W.Bernstein;
14. The education of orphans: a reassessment of the evidence of Libanius
Raffaella Cribiore; 15. 'Woe to those making widows their prey and robbing
the fatherless': Christian ideals and the obligations of stepfathers in
late antiquity Geoffrey Nathan; Bibliography; Index.
Note on abbreviations; Introduction: 1. Fatherless antiquity? Perspectives
on 'fatherlessness' in the ancient Mediterranean Sabine R. Hübner and David
M. Ratzan; Part I. Coping with Demographic Realities: 2. The demographic
background Walter Scheidel; 3. Oedipal complexities Mark Golden; 4.
Callirhoe's dilemma: remarriage and stepfathers in the Graeco-Roman east
Sabine R. Hübner; 5. 'Without father, without mother, without genealogy':
fatherlessness in the Old and New Testaments Marcus Sigismund; Part II.
Virtual Fatherlessness: 6. Bastardy and fatherlessness in ancient Greece
Daniel Ogden; 7. Fatherlessness and formal identification in Roman Egypt
Myrto Malouta; Part III. Roles without Models: 8. Diomedes, the fatherless
hero of the Iliad Louise Pratt; 9. Sons (and daughters) without fathers:
fatherlessness in the Homeric epics Georg Wöhrle; 10. Absent Roman fathers
in the writings of their daughters: Cornelia and Sulpicia Judith P.
Hallett; Part IV. Rhetoric of Loss: 11. The disadvantages and advantages of
being fatherless: the case of Sulla Sabine Müller; 12. An imperial family
man: Augustus as surrogate father to Marcus Antonius' children Ann-Cathrin
Harders; 13. Cui parens non erat maximus quisque et uetustissimus pro
parente: parental surrogates in imperial Roman literature Neil W.Bernstein;
14. The education of orphans: a reassessment of the evidence of Libanius
Raffaella Cribiore; 15. 'Woe to those making widows their prey and robbing
the fatherless': Christian ideals and the obligations of stepfathers in
late antiquity Geoffrey Nathan; Bibliography; Index.
List of figures; List of tables; List of contributors; Acknowledgements;
Note on abbreviations; Introduction: 1. Fatherless antiquity? Perspectives
on 'fatherlessness' in the ancient Mediterranean Sabine R. Hübner and David
M. Ratzan; Part I. Coping with Demographic Realities: 2. The demographic
background Walter Scheidel; 3. Oedipal complexities Mark Golden; 4.
Callirhoe's dilemma: remarriage and stepfathers in the Graeco-Roman east
Sabine R. Hübner; 5. 'Without father, without mother, without genealogy':
fatherlessness in the Old and New Testaments Marcus Sigismund; Part II.
Virtual Fatherlessness: 6. Bastardy and fatherlessness in ancient Greece
Daniel Ogden; 7. Fatherlessness and formal identification in Roman Egypt
Myrto Malouta; Part III. Roles without Models: 8. Diomedes, the fatherless
hero of the Iliad Louise Pratt; 9. Sons (and daughters) without fathers:
fatherlessness in the Homeric epics Georg Wöhrle; 10. Absent Roman fathers
in the writings of their daughters: Cornelia and Sulpicia Judith P.
Hallett; Part IV. Rhetoric of Loss: 11. The disadvantages and advantages of
being fatherless: the case of Sulla Sabine Müller; 12. An imperial family
man: Augustus as surrogate father to Marcus Antonius' children Ann-Cathrin
Harders; 13. Cui parens non erat maximus quisque et uetustissimus pro
parente: parental surrogates in imperial Roman literature Neil W.Bernstein;
14. The education of orphans: a reassessment of the evidence of Libanius
Raffaella Cribiore; 15. 'Woe to those making widows their prey and robbing
the fatherless': Christian ideals and the obligations of stepfathers in
late antiquity Geoffrey Nathan; Bibliography; Index.
Note on abbreviations; Introduction: 1. Fatherless antiquity? Perspectives
on 'fatherlessness' in the ancient Mediterranean Sabine R. Hübner and David
M. Ratzan; Part I. Coping with Demographic Realities: 2. The demographic
background Walter Scheidel; 3. Oedipal complexities Mark Golden; 4.
Callirhoe's dilemma: remarriage and stepfathers in the Graeco-Roman east
Sabine R. Hübner; 5. 'Without father, without mother, without genealogy':
fatherlessness in the Old and New Testaments Marcus Sigismund; Part II.
Virtual Fatherlessness: 6. Bastardy and fatherlessness in ancient Greece
Daniel Ogden; 7. Fatherlessness and formal identification in Roman Egypt
Myrto Malouta; Part III. Roles without Models: 8. Diomedes, the fatherless
hero of the Iliad Louise Pratt; 9. Sons (and daughters) without fathers:
fatherlessness in the Homeric epics Georg Wöhrle; 10. Absent Roman fathers
in the writings of their daughters: Cornelia and Sulpicia Judith P.
Hallett; Part IV. Rhetoric of Loss: 11. The disadvantages and advantages of
being fatherless: the case of Sulla Sabine Müller; 12. An imperial family
man: Augustus as surrogate father to Marcus Antonius' children Ann-Cathrin
Harders; 13. Cui parens non erat maximus quisque et uetustissimus pro
parente: parental surrogates in imperial Roman literature Neil W.Bernstein;
14. The education of orphans: a reassessment of the evidence of Libanius
Raffaella Cribiore; 15. 'Woe to those making widows their prey and robbing
the fatherless': Christian ideals and the obligations of stepfathers in
late antiquity Geoffrey Nathan; Bibliography; Index.