Citizenship in Antiquity: Civic Communities in the Ancient Mediterranean

ISBN-13: 9780367687113 / Angielski / Twarda / 2023 / 760 str.

Filonik, Jakub

Opis

This volume brings together scholars working on the multifaceted and changing dimensions of citizenship in the ancient Mediterranean and surrounding regions, from the second millennium BCE to the first millennium CE. Suitable for students and scholars of citizenship, politics, and society in the ancient Mediterranean.

Spis treści

1 Jakub Filonik, Christine Plastow, and Rachel Zelnick-Abramovitz, ‘Citizenship in antiquity: current perspectives and challenges’; Part One: Theory of citizenship; 2 Catherine Neveu, ‘Exploring citizenship(s) in context(s): anthropological perspectives'; 3 P.J. Rhodes, ‘Greek citizenship’; 4 Alain Duplouy, ‘Lifestyle and behaviour in archaic and classical Greece: the other language of citizenship’; 5 Markus Sehlmeyer, ‘Models of Roman citizenship from Augustus to Boris Johnson’; Part Two: The Ancient Near East; 6 Eva von Dassow, ‘Citizens and non-citizens in the age of Hammurabi’; 7 N. İlgi Gerçek, ‘Citizenship in Hittite Anatolia’; 8 Mark Woolmer, ‘The evolution of citizen councils and assemblies in ancient Phoenicia’; 9 Shai Gordin, ‘Neo-Babylonian citizenship practices in a comparative Mediterranean context’; Part Three: The Greek world; 3.1 Archaic and classical Greece; 10 Irad Malkin, ‘The supreme arbitrator and the dēmos: city-founders and reformers’; 11 Gunnar Seelentag, ‘"Citizens" and "others" in archaic and early classical Crete’; 12 Ryszard Kulesza, ‘Spartan oliganthrōpia and homoioi’; 13 Katarzyna Kostecka, ‘Exile and conflicting identities in archaic and early classical Greece’; 14 Barbara Schipani and Ferdinando Ferraioli, ‘Granting citizenship to women in ancient Epirus’; 15 Ryszard Kulesza, ‘Citizenship and the Spartan kosmos’; 16 Roger Brock, ‘Civic subdivisions and the citizen community’; 17 Stefano Frullini, ‘The language of citizenship in Herodotus and Thucydides’; 18 Bartłomiej Bednarek, ‘Performing the city: religious aspects of Greek citizenship’; 19 Jakub Filonik, ‘Sharing in the polis: conceptualizing classical Greek citizenship’; 3.2 Classical Athens; 20 Chris Carey, ‘The citizen body’; 21 Fayah Haussker, ‘Smuggling infants: citizenship fraud in classical Athens’; 22 Brenda Griffith-Williams, ‘Polis and oikos: citizenship and family membership in classical Athens’; 23 Linda Rocchi, ‘Identity, status, and "dishonour": was atimia relevant only to citizens?’; 24 Christopher Joyce, ‘Could Athenian women be counted as citizens in democratic Athens?’; 25 Christine Plastow, ‘Places of citizenship in Athenian forensic oratory’; 26 Nick Fisher, ‘Citizenship anxieties: the Athenian diapsēphisis of 346/5 BCE’; 27 James Kierstead and Sofia Letteri, ‘Appeals to associations and claims to citizenship in Athenian oratory’; 28 Brad L. Cook, ‘"He’s a Scythian!": the "birther" attack in classical Athens’; 29 Janek Kucharski, ‘Darkest hour: Hyperides and the emergency measures after Chaeronea’; Part Four: The Hellenistic world; 30 Susanne Carlsson, ‘Citizenship in the Hellenistic period’; 31 Randall Souza, ‘Citizenship in the classical and Hellenistic western Mediterranean’; 32 Christian A. Thomsen, ‘Citizenship, identification, and the metic experience in classical and early Hellenistic Greece’; 33 Patrick Sänger, ‘Hellenistic Egypt and the hybridization of "citizenship"’; 34 Christel Müller, ‘The making of the citizen in Hellenistic poleis’; Part Five: Between and beyond Greece and Rome; 35 Dexter Hoyos, ‘Citizens and citizenship in pre-Roman Carthage’; 36 Edward M. Harris and Sara Zanovello, ‘Manumission and citizenship in ancient Greece and Rome’; 37 Katell Berthelot, ‘Jewishness as "citizenship" in Jewish writings from the Hellenistic and Roman periods’; 38 Lucia Cecchet, ‘Multiple citizenship in Roman Asia Minor’; 39 Andrea Raggi, ‘The Greeks and the right of Roman citizenship in the late Republic’; Part Six: Rome and the Roman world; 40 Guy Bradley, ‘Politics and citizenship in Etruscan and Italic societies’; 41 Roman Roth, ‘Rome’s Italian expansion and the transformation of Roman citizenship (387 – 91 BCE)’; 42 Craige B. Champion, ‘Religion and citizenship in Republican Rome’; 43 Clifford Ando, ‘Census, censor, citizenship: republican subjectivity in advance of monarchy’; 44 Martyna Świerk, ‘Citizenship in the Roman provinces: the example of Africa’; 45 Maria Nowak, ‘Citizenship in Roman Egypt before 212 CE’; 46 Arnaud Besson, ‘Towards universal citizenship: the Roman Empire in 212 CE’; Part Seven: Late antiquity and the Middle Ages; 47 Javier Martínez Jiménez and Robert Flierman, ‘The uses of citizenship in the post-Roman West’; 48 Els Rose, ‘Christian reconceptualizations of citizenship and freedom in the Latin West’; 49 Dion C. Smythe, ‘Citizenship and belonging: a view from Byzantium’.