The Economy and Society of Pompeii.
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Jongman, Willem. The Economy and Society of Pompeii. 1st ed. Boston : BRILL, 2022. ©1988. 1 online resource (448 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Dutch Monographs on Ancient History and Archaeology Intro -- THEECONOMY AND SOCIETY OF POMPEII -- Copyright -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF TABLES -- LIST OF FIGURES -- LIST OF PLATES -- PREFACE -- I QUESTIONS AND RULES -- The ambiguity of development -- The ancient economy: Finley and his critics -- Economics, anthropology, and the ancient economy -- The comparative historical perspective -- Why Pompeii? -- A prospect of the argument -- PART ONE: ECONOMY -- II INTRODUCING THE PROBLEM -- Population: the mouths to feed -- Production: agricultural -- Population and production, a theoretical approach -- lntensification and urbanism -- III AGRICULTURE -- The liquid meal? -- Geography and literary descriptions -- population -- The archaeology of the villas -- Survey theory and distribution praxis -- Amphorae and wine growing -- Wine growers and villa owners -- Aggregate supply and demand -- Deduction as an alternative tactic: location theory -- A comparison with early modern Campania -- IV URBAN MANUFACTURING, THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY -- Why textiles? -- The supply of raw material -- Scale: spinning and weaving -- Scale: dyeing, feltmaking and fulling -- The fullers as entrepreneurs? -- Social status and political involvement -- A guildhall? -- Conclusion and a digression -- V EPILOGUE -- Elite income and expenditure: a flow model of the Italian economy? -- Conclusion -- PART TWO: SOCIETY -- VI THE DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL INEQUALITY -- An introduction to the questions -- An introduction to the data -- Some economic observations -- Some social aspects -- Handling the sources -- The construction of prestige rankings -- Wealth -- Personal legal status -- Political office-holding -- Correlating indices of status -- Prestige and political office -- Legal status and prestige -- Prestige and wealth -- Political office and legal status -- Wealth and legal status -- Wealth and political office. Combining the correlations: a model -- The position of our data within Pompeian society -- VII POWER AND OBLIGATION -- 'Politics' -- Pompeian democracy? -- The language of obligation -- Support from the many -- Support from the few -- APPENDICES -- Appendix I: Contradictions in prestige ratings -- Appendix II: lucundus' witnesses -- Appendix III: The houses of some witnesses -- Appendix IV: How many witnesses? -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX -- PLATES. Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. Economics Sociological aspects. Print version: Jongman, Willem The Economy and Society of Pompeii Boston : BRILL,c2022 |
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Jongman, Willem. The Economy and Society of Pompeii. Dutch Monographs on Ancient History and Archaeology Intro -- THEECONOMY AND SOCIETY OF POMPEII -- Copyright -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF TABLES -- LIST OF FIGURES -- LIST OF PLATES -- PREFACE -- I QUESTIONS AND RULES -- The ambiguity of development -- The ancient economy: Finley and his critics -- Economics, anthropology, and the ancient economy -- The comparative historical perspective -- Why Pompeii? -- A prospect of the argument -- PART ONE: ECONOMY -- II INTRODUCING THE PROBLEM -- Population: the mouths to feed -- Production: agricultural -- Population and production, a theoretical approach -- lntensification and urbanism -- III AGRICULTURE -- The liquid meal? -- Geography and literary descriptions -- population -- The archaeology of the villas -- Survey theory and distribution praxis -- Amphorae and wine growing -- Wine growers and villa owners -- Aggregate supply and demand -- Deduction as an alternative tactic: location theory -- A comparison with early modern Campania -- IV URBAN MANUFACTURING, THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY -- Why textiles? -- The supply of raw material -- Scale: spinning and weaving -- Scale: dyeing, feltmaking and fulling -- The fullers as entrepreneurs? -- Social status and political involvement -- A guildhall? -- Conclusion and a digression -- V EPILOGUE -- Elite income and expenditure: a flow model of the Italian economy? -- Conclusion -- PART TWO: SOCIETY -- VI THE DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL INEQUALITY -- An introduction to the questions -- An introduction to the data -- Some economic observations -- Some social aspects -- Handling the sources -- The construction of prestige rankings -- Wealth -- Personal legal status -- Political office-holding -- Correlating indices of status -- Prestige and political office -- Legal status and prestige -- Prestige and wealth -- Political office and legal status -- Wealth and legal status -- Wealth and political office. Combining the correlations: a model -- The position of our data within Pompeian society -- VII POWER AND OBLIGATION -- 'Politics' -- Pompeian democracy? -- The language of obligation -- Support from the many -- Support from the few -- APPENDICES -- Appendix I: Contradictions in prestige ratings -- Appendix II: lucundus' witnesses -- Appendix III: The houses of some witnesses -- Appendix IV: How many witnesses? -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX -- PLATES. |
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Intro -- THEECONOMY AND SOCIETY OF POMPEII -- Copyright -- Dedication -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF TABLES -- LIST OF FIGURES -- LIST OF PLATES -- PREFACE -- I QUESTIONS AND RULES -- The ambiguity of development -- The ancient economy: Finley and his critics -- Economics, anthropology, and the ancient economy -- The comparative historical perspective -- Why Pompeii? -- A prospect of the argument -- PART ONE: ECONOMY -- II INTRODUCING THE PROBLEM -- Population: the mouths to feed -- Production: agricultural -- Population and production, a theoretical approach -- lntensification and urbanism -- III AGRICULTURE -- The liquid meal? -- Geography and literary descriptions -- population -- The archaeology of the villas -- Survey theory and distribution praxis -- Amphorae and wine growing -- Wine growers and villa owners -- Aggregate supply and demand -- Deduction as an alternative tactic: location theory -- A comparison with early modern Campania -- IV URBAN MANUFACTURING, THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY -- Why textiles? -- The supply of raw material -- Scale: spinning and weaving -- Scale: dyeing, feltmaking and fulling -- The fullers as entrepreneurs? -- Social status and political involvement -- A guildhall? -- Conclusion and a digression -- V EPILOGUE -- Elite income and expenditure: a flow model of the Italian economy? -- Conclusion -- PART TWO: SOCIETY -- VI THE DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL INEQUALITY -- An introduction to the questions -- An introduction to the data -- Some economic observations -- Some social aspects -- Handling the sources -- The construction of prestige rankings -- Wealth -- Personal legal status -- Political office-holding -- Correlating indices of status -- Prestige and political office -- Legal status and prestige -- Prestige and wealth -- Political office and legal status -- Wealth and legal status -- Wealth and political office. Combining the correlations: a model -- The position of our data within Pompeian society -- VII POWER AND OBLIGATION -- 'Politics' -- Pompeian democracy? -- The language of obligation -- Support from the many -- Support from the few -- APPENDICES -- Appendix I: Contradictions in prestige ratings -- Appendix II: lucundus' witnesses -- Appendix III: The houses of some witnesses -- Appendix IV: How many witnesses? -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX -- PLATES. |
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