The study of Athenian law is useful to portray mothers as a subject of rights : the Athenian state protects his widows, epikleroi and older people. The Pericles law on citizenship puts mothers at the heart of legitimacy and so do all dokimasiai. The maternal womb is moreover important to understand the limits of the Athenian prohibiton of incest. The duties of Attic mothers are more difficult to grasp, even about trophe. Finally, trials from Classical Athens provide some maternal figures, mostly widows, who seem to control the economical and juridical situations
This study of a mother's parental power over children born in lawful wedlock from 1804 to 1970, trac...
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Van Looy Herman. Nicole Loraux, The Children of Athena. Athenian Ideas about Citizenship and the Div...
After Pericles’ law on citizenship, civic identity and status were defined in Athens not only by the...
As a consequence of Pericles’ citizenship law of 451/450, and the sudden arrival of matrilineality i...
Doukellis Panagiotis N. Des veuves et des orphelins dans l’Athènes classique R. V. Cudjoe, The socia...
Legal rules in ancient Greece show almost no interest in mothers and childhood, and accordingly in t...
versity. Her major area of research is social control and the articulation of family and community i...
Herodotus and Plutarch, writing in very different historical and discursive contexts, displayed char...
Opinions range from one extreme to the other on the position of women in Classical Athens. The ortho...
On maternity in Greek goddesses The consideration of some goddesses whom the Greeks ascribed with m...
My paper will examine a variety of sources (medical and biological texts, tragedy and comedy, forens...
I have attempted in the following pages to examine Athenian law and customary practices that shaped ...
Athenians paid much attention to the protection of oikoi and especially to those oikoi which faced t...
"The first documentary record of motherhood in the West : model or anti-model ?" This research paper...
This study of a mother's parental power over children born in lawful wedlock from 1804 to 1970, trac...
Resting upon the divine, royal myth of Erichtonios, Athenian autochtony does not impose a strict fam...
Van Looy Herman. Nicole Loraux, The Children of Athena. Athenian Ideas about Citizenship and the Div...
After Pericles’ law on citizenship, civic identity and status were defined in Athens not only by the...
As a consequence of Pericles’ citizenship law of 451/450, and the sudden arrival of matrilineality i...
Doukellis Panagiotis N. Des veuves et des orphelins dans l’Athènes classique R. V. Cudjoe, The socia...
Legal rules in ancient Greece show almost no interest in mothers and childhood, and accordingly in t...
versity. Her major area of research is social control and the articulation of family and community i...
Herodotus and Plutarch, writing in very different historical and discursive contexts, displayed char...
Opinions range from one extreme to the other on the position of women in Classical Athens. The ortho...
On maternity in Greek goddesses The consideration of some goddesses whom the Greeks ascribed with m...
My paper will examine a variety of sources (medical and biological texts, tragedy and comedy, forens...
I have attempted in the following pages to examine Athenian law and customary practices that shaped ...
Athenians paid much attention to the protection of oikoi and especially to those oikoi which faced t...
"The first documentary record of motherhood in the West : model or anti-model ?" This research paper...
This study of a mother's parental power over children born in lawful wedlock from 1804 to 1970, trac...
Resting upon the divine, royal myth of Erichtonios, Athenian autochtony does not impose a strict fam...
Van Looy Herman. Nicole Loraux, The Children of Athena. Athenian Ideas about Citizenship and the Div...