Gender, Status, and Space in Athenian Oratory and Society
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Gender, Status, and Space in Athenian Oratory and Society
Plastow, Christine; Lehmann, Hilary J. C.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2026
336
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Inglês
9781032493084
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Introduction - Hilary J. C. Lehmann and Christine Plastow; 1. Identification of citizen women in the Attic orators. A reconsideration from Demosthenes 27-29 and 44 - Nicolas Siron; 2. Women and place in the speeches of Isaios - Allison Glazebrook; 3. Do you even lift, bro? Sport and embodied masculinities in the Attic orators - Jessica Penny Evans; 4. The stammering barbarian: the body politics of villainy in the speeches of Aeschines - Allison Das; 5. Punishing the disadvantaged: status-defining penalties and their ideology in classical Athens - Janek Kucharski; 6. The portrayal of slaves in forensic oratory and the connection with enslaved people in real life - Eleni Volonaki; 7. Labor, agency, and the condition of slaves and freedpersons in 4th century Athens - Javal Coleman; 8. Metics across boundaries: inhabitants' polis and spatial narratives in Athenian forensic oratory - Mengzhen Yue; 9. The spaces of insult in the corpus of Attic orators - Jean-Noel Allard; 10. Reimagined space in the orators - Guy Westwood; 11. Space and reconciliation in Athens after the Thirty - Christine Plastow; 12. Topographies of affection: the space of kinship in Athenian inheritance speeches - Hilary J. C. Lehmann; 13. Domestic space and Aphobus' guilt in Demosthenes 27, The First Speech Against Aphobus - Peter A. O'Connell.
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Attic orators;classical Athens society;social history research;philological analysis;spatial theory;queer and disability studies;intersectionality in ancient rhetoric
Introduction - Hilary J. C. Lehmann and Christine Plastow; 1. Identification of citizen women in the Attic orators. A reconsideration from Demosthenes 27-29 and 44 - Nicolas Siron; 2. Women and place in the speeches of Isaios - Allison Glazebrook; 3. Do you even lift, bro? Sport and embodied masculinities in the Attic orators - Jessica Penny Evans; 4. The stammering barbarian: the body politics of villainy in the speeches of Aeschines - Allison Das; 5. Punishing the disadvantaged: status-defining penalties and their ideology in classical Athens - Janek Kucharski; 6. The portrayal of slaves in forensic oratory and the connection with enslaved people in real life - Eleni Volonaki; 7. Labor, agency, and the condition of slaves and freedpersons in 4th century Athens - Javal Coleman; 8. Metics across boundaries: inhabitants' polis and spatial narratives in Athenian forensic oratory - Mengzhen Yue; 9. The spaces of insult in the corpus of Attic orators - Jean-Noel Allard; 10. Reimagined space in the orators - Guy Westwood; 11. Space and reconciliation in Athens after the Thirty - Christine Plastow; 12. Topographies of affection: the space of kinship in Athenian inheritance speeches - Hilary J. C. Lehmann; 13. Domestic space and Aphobus' guilt in Demosthenes 27, The First Speech Against Aphobus - Peter A. O'Connell.
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