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Growing up fatherless in antiquity /

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[NT 15000414] null:	306.85093
[NT 47271] Title/Author:	Growing up fatherless in antiquity // edited by Sabine R. Hübner and David M. Ratzan.
[NT 51406] other author:	Hübner, Sabine R.,
面页册数:	1 online resource (xvi, 333 pages) : : digital, PDF file(s).
附注:	Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015).
标题:	Fatherless families - History - To 1500.
标题:	Civilization, Ancient - Social aspects.
标题:	Civilization, Greco-Roman - Social aspects.
标题:	Fathers in literature.
ISBN:	9780511575594 (ebook)
[NT 15000228] null:	Fatherless antiquity? Perspectives on "fatherlessness" in the ancient Mediterranean / Sabine R. Hübner and David M. Ratzan -- The demographic background / Walter Scheidel -- Oedipal complexes / Mark Golden -- Callirhoe's dilemma: remarriage and stepfathers in the Greco-Roman East / Sabine R. Hübner -- "Without father, without mother, without genealogy" : fatherlessness in the Old and New Testaments / Marcus Sigismund -- Bastardy and fatherlessness in ancient Greece / Daniel Ogden -- Fatherlessness and formal identification in Roman Egypt / Myrto Malouta -- Diomedes, the fatherless hero of the Iliad / Louise Pratt -- Sons (and daughters) without father : fatherlessness in the Homeric epics / Georg Wöhrle -- Absent Roman fathers in the writings of their daughters : Cornelia and Sulpicia / Judith P. Hallett -- The disadvantages and advantages of being fatherless: the case of Sulla / Sabine Müller -- An imperial family man: Augustus as surrogate father to Marcus Antonius' children / Ann-Cathrin Harders -- Cui parens non erat maximus quisque et vetustissimus pro parente: paternal surrogates in imperial Roman literature / Neil W. bernstein -- The education of orphans: a reassessment of the evidence of Libanius / Raffaella Cribiore -- "Woe to those making widows their prey and robbing the fatherless" : Christian ideals and the obligations of stepfathers in late antiquity / Geoffrey Nathan.
[NT 15000229] null:	As the changes in the traditional family accelerated toward the end of the twentieth century, a great deal of attention came to focus on fathers, both modern and ancient. While academics and politicians alike singled out the conspicuous and growing absence of the modern father as a crucial factor affecting contemporary family and social dynamics, ancient historians and classicists have rarely explored ancient father-absence, despite the likelihood that nearly a third of all children in the ancient Mediterranean world were fatherless before they turned fifteen. The proportion of children raised by single mothers, relatives, step-parents, or others was thus at least as high in antiquity as it is today. This book assesses the wide-ranging impact high levels of chronic father-absence had on the cultures, politics, and families of the ancient world.
电子资源:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511575594

Growing up fatherless in antiquity /
Growing up fatherless in antiquity /edited by Sabine R. Hübner and David M. Ratzan. - 1 online resource (xvi, 333 pages) :digital, PDF file(s).

Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 05 Oct 2015).

Fatherless antiquity? Perspectives on "fatherlessness" in the ancient Mediterranean / Sabine R. Hübner and David M. Ratzan -- The demographic background / Walter Scheidel -- Oedipal complexes / Mark Golden -- Callirhoe's dilemma: remarriage and stepfathers in the Greco-Roman East / Sabine R. Hübner -- "Without father, without mother, without genealogy" : fatherlessness in the Old and New Testaments / Marcus Sigismund -- Bastardy and fatherlessness in ancient Greece / Daniel Ogden -- Fatherlessness and formal identification in Roman Egypt / Myrto Malouta -- Diomedes, the fatherless hero of the Iliad / Louise Pratt -- Sons (and daughters) without father : fatherlessness in the Homeric epics / Georg Wöhrle -- Absent Roman fathers in the writings of their daughters : Cornelia and Sulpicia / Judith P. Hallett -- The disadvantages and advantages of being fatherless: the case of Sulla / Sabine Müller -- An imperial family man: Augustus as surrogate father to Marcus Antonius' children / Ann-Cathrin Harders -- Cui parens non erat maximus quisque et vetustissimus pro parente: paternal surrogates in imperial Roman literature / Neil W. bernstein -- The education of orphans: a reassessment of the evidence of Libanius / Raffaella Cribiore -- "Woe to those making widows their prey and robbing the fatherless" : Christian ideals and the obligations of stepfathers in late antiquity / Geoffrey Nathan.

As the changes in the traditional family accelerated toward the end of the twentieth century, a great deal of attention came to focus on fathers, both modern and ancient. While academics and politicians alike singled out the conspicuous and growing absence of the modern father as a crucial factor affecting contemporary family and social dynamics, ancient historians and classicists have rarely explored ancient father-absence, despite the likelihood that nearly a third of all children in the ancient Mediterranean world were fatherless before they turned fifteen. The proportion of children raised by single mothers, relatives, step-parents, or others was thus at least as high in antiquity as it is today. This book assesses the wide-ranging impact high levels of chronic father-absence had on the cultures, politics, and families of the ancient world.

ISBN: 9780511575594 (ebook)Subjects--Topical Terms:

415855
Fatherless families
--History--To 1500.

LC Class. No.: HQ777.4 / .G76 2009

Dewey Class. No.: 306.85093

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