Approaching Social Hierarchies in Byzantium : Dialogues between Rich and Poor (Birmingham Byzantine and Ottoman Studies)

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Approaching Social Hierarchies in Byzantium : Dialogues between Rich and Poor (Birmingham Byzantine and Ottoman Studies)

Kelley, Anna C. (EDT)/ Vanni, Flavia (EDT)

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 338 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781032543635
DDC分類 949.502

Full Description

Utilising new methodological approaches to understanding not only the poor as a social and economic group but also of the internal means of stratification which informed social organisation within local communities, this book looks at the place of the poor within the multi-layered hierarchies of Byzantine society using evidence from archaeology, art, architecture, as well as narrative, theological, and legal texts. Rather than treating the different levels of society independently, it looks at the social interactions which replicated and reinforced hierarchies but were also subject to negotiation within local communities. Fifteen leading Byzantine scholars discuss and analyse the topic of social hierarchies in the Byzantine Empire, covering topics such as working lives, the material world, the stratification of space, and philanthropy and social obligation.

The book will appeal to scholars and students alike interested in identity formation and expression in the Byzantine provinces, as well as those researching the social history of the poor in Byzantium, and the mechanisms of hierarchies, social marginalisation, and oppression.

Chapter 15 of this book is freely available as a downloadable Open Access PDF at http://www.taylorfrancis.com under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial-No Derivatives (CC-BY-NC-ND) 4.0 license

Introduction

1 Voicing the Rich and the Poor in Byzantium, a Methodological Problem

Anna C. Kelley and Flavia Vanni

2 Being poor in Byzantium

Chris Wickham

Part I: Working Lives

3 Who ate all the pepper? Consumers and consumables in the Mediterranean c. AD 1-800

Rebecca Darley

4 Individual or collective? Stucco-workers in Middle and Late Byzantine construction sites.

Flavia Vanni

5 No lilies of the field: Teens and children at work

Cecily Hennessy

Part II: The Material World in Life and Death

6 Trickling down, trickling up, and holding things together with crossed diagonals

Eunice Dauterman Maguire

7 The reactions of the (relatively) poor to the art of the elite

Henry Maguire

8 Hierarchy, economy, piety: Late Antique funerary textiles from Egypt in context

Anna C. Kelley

Part III: The Stratification of Space

9 Competitive piety: Rural patrons in Byzantine Arabia and Palaestina, c.500-c.630

Daniel Reynolds

10 Contextualizing secular representations in Marathos, Mani

Mark Pawlowski

11 'The Poor shall eat and be satisfied': the ideal of Christian poverty in the refectories of Constantinople

Jessica Varsallona

Part IV: Philanthropy and Social Obligation

12 Poverty, imperial philanthropy, and political ideology in the historical accounts of Michael Psellos and Michael Attaleiates

Francisco Lopez Santos-Kornberger

13 Fraudulent beggars and fake monks: unease about almsgiving in Late Antiquity

Jaclyn Maxwell

14 'Charity begins at the monastery': Elite female philanthropy in the Palaiologan Period

Lauren Wainwright

15 Poor in this world but not in the next? The commemoration of the Dead among the Byzantine non-elite (ca. 300-1100)

Zachary Chitwood

Conclusion

16 Looking for the poor in Byzantium: an epilogue

Leslie Brubaker