Identities in Antiquity
Identities in Antiquity
Skinner, Joseph; Tsouparopoulou, Christina; Manolopoulou, Vicky
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2025
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Acknowledgements
List of illustrations
List of Abbreviations
Notes on contributors
Introduction
Joseph Skinner, Vicky Manolopoulou, and Christina Tsouparopoulou
PART I Approaching ancient identities
1 Challenging essentialism: disentangling ancient and modern notions of ethnicity
Johannes Siapkas
2 Elite identities: Greece and Egypt in comparative perspective
Matthew Haysom
3 The identities of enslaved persons
Kostas Vlassopoulos
4 Personal names and identity: a socio-onomastic approach to naming practices in the ancient world
Andreas Gavrielatos
5 Religious identities in ancient cities
Joerg Ruepke
6 Open dynamic stewardship: alternatives to understanding diversity and transformation
Elena Isayev
PART II The ancient Near East
7 Construction of gender identities in Mesopotamia
Agnes Garcia-Ventura and Saana Svaerd
8 Mercantile and religious identities in Anatolia in the Middle Bronze Age
Yagmur Heffron and Nancy Highcock
9 The identities of enslaved persons in ancient Mesopotamia
J. Nicholas Reid
10 Exilic communities in Babylonia
Laurie Pearce
11 Ancient Judaism: nation, ethnicity, or religion?
Erich S. Gruen
PART III The Mediterranean world until the age of the successors
12 A community of practice perspective on craft production and culture change in the Bronze Age Cyclades
Natalie Abell
13 Reconstructing Phoenician identities: a glass half-full
Carolina Lopez-Ruiz
14 Transcultural tokens of identity: the mechanics of crossing borders in the ancient Mediterranean
Denise Demetriou
15 Classical Greek racism 294
Thomas Harrison
16 Race and the Athenian metic
Rebecca Futo Kennedy
17 Greek local identity and Greek local history
Daniel Tober
PART IV The Roman world: from early republic to late empire
18 Roman aristocratic family identity in the Late Republic and Early Empire
Gary D. Farney
19 Identities of enslaved persons in the Roman world
Christer Bruun
20 Identity construction in Alexandria: Greeks, Jews and Romans
Kimberley Czajkowski
21 Roman military identities
Andrew Gardner
PART V From Late Antiquity until the Early Middle Ages: Rome, Byzantium and others
22 Peripheral identities: ethnicity, Anglo-Saxons and the Stuetzarmfibeln
James Gerrard
23 The identity of the Huns
Hyun Jin Kim
24 Sacrifice, banquets, and drunken elephants: the problem of Christian identity in Libanius's Oration 30
Rebecca Stephens Falcasantos
25 The open secret of Byzantium's national identity
Anthony Kaldellis
26 Demarcating Rome: the papal strategy of Othering and the re-invention of Greeks
Clemens Gantner
27 The case of Manuel I Komnenos: articulating identity through gender, sexuality, and racialization
Roland Betancourt
Index
List of illustrations
List of Abbreviations
Notes on contributors
Introduction
Joseph Skinner, Vicky Manolopoulou, and Christina Tsouparopoulou
PART I Approaching ancient identities
1 Challenging essentialism: disentangling ancient and modern notions of ethnicity
Johannes Siapkas
2 Elite identities: Greece and Egypt in comparative perspective
Matthew Haysom
3 The identities of enslaved persons
Kostas Vlassopoulos
4 Personal names and identity: a socio-onomastic approach to naming practices in the ancient world
Andreas Gavrielatos
5 Religious identities in ancient cities
Joerg Ruepke
6 Open dynamic stewardship: alternatives to understanding diversity and transformation
Elena Isayev
PART II The ancient Near East
7 Construction of gender identities in Mesopotamia
Agnes Garcia-Ventura and Saana Svaerd
8 Mercantile and religious identities in Anatolia in the Middle Bronze Age
Yagmur Heffron and Nancy Highcock
9 The identities of enslaved persons in ancient Mesopotamia
J. Nicholas Reid
10 Exilic communities in Babylonia
Laurie Pearce
11 Ancient Judaism: nation, ethnicity, or religion?
Erich S. Gruen
PART III The Mediterranean world until the age of the successors
12 A community of practice perspective on craft production and culture change in the Bronze Age Cyclades
Natalie Abell
13 Reconstructing Phoenician identities: a glass half-full
Carolina Lopez-Ruiz
14 Transcultural tokens of identity: the mechanics of crossing borders in the ancient Mediterranean
Denise Demetriou
15 Classical Greek racism 294
Thomas Harrison
16 Race and the Athenian metic
Rebecca Futo Kennedy
17 Greek local identity and Greek local history
Daniel Tober
PART IV The Roman world: from early republic to late empire
18 Roman aristocratic family identity in the Late Republic and Early Empire
Gary D. Farney
19 Identities of enslaved persons in the Roman world
Christer Bruun
20 Identity construction in Alexandria: Greeks, Jews and Romans
Kimberley Czajkowski
21 Roman military identities
Andrew Gardner
PART V From Late Antiquity until the Early Middle Ages: Rome, Byzantium and others
22 Peripheral identities: ethnicity, Anglo-Saxons and the Stuetzarmfibeln
James Gerrard
23 The identity of the Huns
Hyun Jin Kim
24 Sacrifice, banquets, and drunken elephants: the problem of Christian identity in Libanius's Oration 30
Rebecca Stephens Falcasantos
25 The open secret of Byzantium's national identity
Anthony Kaldellis
26 Demarcating Rome: the papal strategy of Othering and the re-invention of Greeks
Clemens Gantner
27 The case of Manuel I Komnenos: articulating identity through gender, sexuality, and racialization
Roland Betancourt
Index
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identity in antiquity;identities in antiquity;ancient greek identities;roman identities;near eastern identities;byzantine identities;late antique identities;early christian identities;alterity in antiquity;alterity in the ancient world;alterity in the greek world;alterity in the ancient neaar east;alterity in the roman world;alterity in the late antique world;gender in the ancient world;gender identity in the ancient world;gender in antiquity;gender identity in antiquity;the self in antiquity;the self in the ancient world;subaltern identity in the ancient world;gender identity in the roman world;subaltern identity in the greek world;subaltern identity in the roman world;subalterns in the roman world;subalterns in the greek world;subalterns in the classical world;subalterns in the near east;subaltern identity in the near east;subalterns in the early church;bilingualism in the ancient world;identities in sumer;gender in mesopotamain art;akkadian identity;assyrian identity;persian identity;sasanian identity;achaemenid identity;elites in the ancient world;elite identity in the ancient world;local greek identities;greeks and the barbarian;the barbarian in the ancient world;identity and western greeks;identity in pre-roman italy;punic identities;senatorial identity;plebian identity;provincial identities under rome;roman provincial identities;jewish identity under rome;soldiers in the roman world;rus identity;identity in the early islamic world;norman identity;carolingian identity;byzantine identity;byzantine nationalism;identity on the roman frontiers
Acknowledgements
List of illustrations
List of Abbreviations
Notes on contributors
Introduction
Joseph Skinner, Vicky Manolopoulou, and Christina Tsouparopoulou
PART I Approaching ancient identities
1 Challenging essentialism: disentangling ancient and modern notions of ethnicity
Johannes Siapkas
2 Elite identities: Greece and Egypt in comparative perspective
Matthew Haysom
3 The identities of enslaved persons
Kostas Vlassopoulos
4 Personal names and identity: a socio-onomastic approach to naming practices in the ancient world
Andreas Gavrielatos
5 Religious identities in ancient cities
Joerg Ruepke
6 Open dynamic stewardship: alternatives to understanding diversity and transformation
Elena Isayev
PART II The ancient Near East
7 Construction of gender identities in Mesopotamia
Agnes Garcia-Ventura and Saana Svaerd
8 Mercantile and religious identities in Anatolia in the Middle Bronze Age
Yagmur Heffron and Nancy Highcock
9 The identities of enslaved persons in ancient Mesopotamia
J. Nicholas Reid
10 Exilic communities in Babylonia
Laurie Pearce
11 Ancient Judaism: nation, ethnicity, or religion?
Erich S. Gruen
PART III The Mediterranean world until the age of the successors
12 A community of practice perspective on craft production and culture change in the Bronze Age Cyclades
Natalie Abell
13 Reconstructing Phoenician identities: a glass half-full
Carolina Lopez-Ruiz
14 Transcultural tokens of identity: the mechanics of crossing borders in the ancient Mediterranean
Denise Demetriou
15 Classical Greek racism 294
Thomas Harrison
16 Race and the Athenian metic
Rebecca Futo Kennedy
17 Greek local identity and Greek local history
Daniel Tober
PART IV The Roman world: from early republic to late empire
18 Roman aristocratic family identity in the Late Republic and Early Empire
Gary D. Farney
19 Identities of enslaved persons in the Roman world
Christer Bruun
20 Identity construction in Alexandria: Greeks, Jews and Romans
Kimberley Czajkowski
21 Roman military identities
Andrew Gardner
PART V From Late Antiquity until the Early Middle Ages: Rome, Byzantium and others
22 Peripheral identities: ethnicity, Anglo-Saxons and the Stuetzarmfibeln
James Gerrard
23 The identity of the Huns
Hyun Jin Kim
24 Sacrifice, banquets, and drunken elephants: the problem of Christian identity in Libanius's Oration 30
Rebecca Stephens Falcasantos
25 The open secret of Byzantium's national identity
Anthony Kaldellis
26 Demarcating Rome: the papal strategy of Othering and the re-invention of Greeks
Clemens Gantner
27 The case of Manuel I Komnenos: articulating identity through gender, sexuality, and racialization
Roland Betancourt
Index
List of illustrations
List of Abbreviations
Notes on contributors
Introduction
Joseph Skinner, Vicky Manolopoulou, and Christina Tsouparopoulou
PART I Approaching ancient identities
1 Challenging essentialism: disentangling ancient and modern notions of ethnicity
Johannes Siapkas
2 Elite identities: Greece and Egypt in comparative perspective
Matthew Haysom
3 The identities of enslaved persons
Kostas Vlassopoulos
4 Personal names and identity: a socio-onomastic approach to naming practices in the ancient world
Andreas Gavrielatos
5 Religious identities in ancient cities
Joerg Ruepke
6 Open dynamic stewardship: alternatives to understanding diversity and transformation
Elena Isayev
PART II The ancient Near East
7 Construction of gender identities in Mesopotamia
Agnes Garcia-Ventura and Saana Svaerd
8 Mercantile and religious identities in Anatolia in the Middle Bronze Age
Yagmur Heffron and Nancy Highcock
9 The identities of enslaved persons in ancient Mesopotamia
J. Nicholas Reid
10 Exilic communities in Babylonia
Laurie Pearce
11 Ancient Judaism: nation, ethnicity, or religion?
Erich S. Gruen
PART III The Mediterranean world until the age of the successors
12 A community of practice perspective on craft production and culture change in the Bronze Age Cyclades
Natalie Abell
13 Reconstructing Phoenician identities: a glass half-full
Carolina Lopez-Ruiz
14 Transcultural tokens of identity: the mechanics of crossing borders in the ancient Mediterranean
Denise Demetriou
15 Classical Greek racism 294
Thomas Harrison
16 Race and the Athenian metic
Rebecca Futo Kennedy
17 Greek local identity and Greek local history
Daniel Tober
PART IV The Roman world: from early republic to late empire
18 Roman aristocratic family identity in the Late Republic and Early Empire
Gary D. Farney
19 Identities of enslaved persons in the Roman world
Christer Bruun
20 Identity construction in Alexandria: Greeks, Jews and Romans
Kimberley Czajkowski
21 Roman military identities
Andrew Gardner
PART V From Late Antiquity until the Early Middle Ages: Rome, Byzantium and others
22 Peripheral identities: ethnicity, Anglo-Saxons and the Stuetzarmfibeln
James Gerrard
23 The identity of the Huns
Hyun Jin Kim
24 Sacrifice, banquets, and drunken elephants: the problem of Christian identity in Libanius's Oration 30
Rebecca Stephens Falcasantos
25 The open secret of Byzantium's national identity
Anthony Kaldellis
26 Demarcating Rome: the papal strategy of Othering and the re-invention of Greeks
Clemens Gantner
27 The case of Manuel I Komnenos: articulating identity through gender, sexuality, and racialization
Roland Betancourt
Index
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identity in antiquity;identities in antiquity;ancient greek identities;roman identities;near eastern identities;byzantine identities;late antique identities;early christian identities;alterity in antiquity;alterity in the ancient world;alterity in the greek world;alterity in the ancient neaar east;alterity in the roman world;alterity in the late antique world;gender in the ancient world;gender identity in the ancient world;gender in antiquity;gender identity in antiquity;the self in antiquity;the self in the ancient world;subaltern identity in the ancient world;gender identity in the roman world;subaltern identity in the greek world;subaltern identity in the roman world;subalterns in the roman world;subalterns in the greek world;subalterns in the classical world;subalterns in the near east;subaltern identity in the near east;subalterns in the early church;bilingualism in the ancient world;identities in sumer;gender in mesopotamain art;akkadian identity;assyrian identity;persian identity;sasanian identity;achaemenid identity;elites in the ancient world;elite identity in the ancient world;local greek identities;greeks and the barbarian;the barbarian in the ancient world;identity and western greeks;identity in pre-roman italy;punic identities;senatorial identity;plebian identity;provincial identities under rome;roman provincial identities;jewish identity under rome;soldiers in the roman world;rus identity;identity in the early islamic world;norman identity;carolingian identity;byzantine identity;byzantine nationalism;identity on the roman frontiers