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Author:    S. C. Humphreys 

The concept of kinship is at the heart of understanding not only the structure and development of a society, but also the day-to-day interactions of its citizens. Kinship in Ancient Athens aims to illuminate both of these issues by providing a comprehensive account of the structures and perceptions of kinship in Athenian society, covering the archaic and classical periods from Drakon and Solon up to Menander. Drawing on decades of research into a wide range of epigraphic, literary, and archaeological sources, and on S. C. Humphreys’ expertise in the intersections between ancient history and anthropology, it not only puts a wealth of data at readers’ fingertips, but subjects it to rigorous analysis. 

Kinship in Ancient Athens: Two-Volume Set: An Anthropological Analysis 1st Table of contents:

Part One: Legal and Economic Interaction
One. Drakon and Solon
Greece and Attika
Early Law
Drakon: The Kindred in Homicide Cases
Solon: Resources, Problems, Powers
Restraining the Rich
Status and Office
Laws for all Classes
The Long Term: Kinship and Inheritance
Law and the Oikos: (I) Freedom of Action
Law and the Oikos: (II) Interventions
Law and the Oikos: The Balance
Law and the Kindred
Formal Legislation and Written Law: Effects
Two. Adoption
Cases
Conclusion
Three. Guardianship
Four. Marriage with Kin
Epikleroi
Keeping the Kindred Together
Status Anomaly
Propinquity and Romantic Love
Concluding Remarks
Five. Property
Residence and Landholding
Deme Affiliation and Residence
Household Composition
Economic Activity of Sons During the Father’s Lifetime
Age of Marriage
Brothers in Indivision
Kin as Neighbours
Six. Economic Cooperation
Seven. Disputes
Introduction
Kin as Protectors of the Weak
Protection for Women
Half-Siblings
Effectiveness of the Law: Strength and Weakness in Family Disputes
Grounds for Dispute
Mobilizing Support in Familial Disputes: (1) Mediation
Mobilizing Support: (2) Planning for Litigation
Mobilizing Support: (3) Mobilizing Witnesses
Mobilizing Support: (4) Formal Proceedings
Experience, Emotion, and Fantasy
Part Two: Ritual
Eight. Names
Nine. Rites de passage
The Amphidromia/Dekatê
The Meion
The Choes
Girl’s Rituals
Special Roles for Boys in Public Rituals
The Koureion
Introduction to the Deme
Marriage
Weddings
Divorce
Apokêryxis
Senility
Will-Making and Dying
Ten. Funerals and Burials
Funerals and Commemorative Reunions: the Textual Sources
Funerals and Commemoration: The Archaeological Evidence
The Archaeological Evidence
Funerals, Monuments, and the ‘Rise of the Polis’
Eleven. Commemoration
Twelve. Festivals, Associations, Dedications
Women
Pilgrimage
Associations
Family Traditions
Dedications
Oracles and Dreams
Tombstones and Dedications
Kin Represented as Group
Part Three: Politics, Informal
Thirteen. Young Men’s Social Groupings
The Scandals of 415
Fourteen. Political Marriages, Lawsuits, Curse tablets
‘Political’ Marriages
Lawsuits and other Political Conflicts
Curse Tablets
Part Four: Politics, Formal
Fifteen. Paredroi, Epidosis Lists, Ostracism, the Thirty
Paredroi
Epidosis and other Liturgies
Ostracism
The Thirty
Sixteen. Ambassadors, Generals, Military Commands
Ambassadors
Generals and other Military Officers
Minor Military Office
Seventeen. Council and Assembly
Councillors
Decrees in Council and Assembly
Volume II
Halftitle page
Title page
Copyright page
Contents
Part Five: Corporate Groups
Eighteen. The Pre-Kleisthenic Tribes and Trittyes
Introduction
Processes of Classification
Ancient Schemes
Tribes
Naukrariai
Trittyes
Nineteen. The Phratries
Origins and Locations
The Sixth Century
Functions
The Oschophoria
Aristophanes’ Peace
The Fifth Century
The Demotionidai
Paiania
Rural Phratries and the City
Disputes
Finances
The Lykourgan Period and Later
Phratry Subdivisions
Practices and Prosopography
Historical Summary
Twenty. The Genê
594–507: Solon, the Tyrants, Kleisthenes
The Fifth Century
The Fourth Century: 400–338
The Fourth Century: 338–300
Summary
Twenty-One. The Kleisthenic Tribes and Trittyes

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