Ancient Greek Kinship Structures PDF
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This document provides an overview of various ancient Greek kinship structures, including Hetaireiai (male companions), Xenia (guest relations), and different social organizations like Phyle (tribe), Phratria (brotherhood), Genos/Clan, and Oikos (household).
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- Hetaireia : (male companions( aristocrat attract class in for followers , men activities homes and entertainment...
- Hetaireia : (male companions( aristocrat attract class in for followers , men activities homes and entertainment in , would their feast ↑ These Kinship people rights , duties individuals. associations defined and Phyle (tribe sentiments ? significant of men would e Kinshiptr very charismatic warfare Liter subdivisionsof a - nobe raiding wal - piracy ae Phratria (brotherhood). Xenia-Guest Relations subdivisions of Phyle ,groups (hospitality) of nobles with hereditary membership would specific deities worshiped traveling - nobles be welcomed of by men Genos/Clau their own class , when - subdivisions of phratries, leaving you would be offered descendants of common hero its or god # Oikos links families, · "Household" ties that creates are · self Sufficiency W/ gardens, past down generations farm animals , weaving , etc. ⑧ religious ceremonies performed by wen Rich families hired laborers husband, wives , kids tenant farmers + for ↑ Poor families 2s had a lot less when they couldn't pay rent they get slaved
