1. <i>Methodological Questions</i>
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.6092/1593-2214/463Keywords:
History and Anthropology, Ancient Greece, Late-Antiquity and Early Medieval Period, Identity Constructions, CollectivitiesAbstract
The first part of this monographic section aims at analysing some methodological questions concerning identities, ethnicities, collectivities and religions, starting from the academic debate occurred between historians and anthropologists since the last decades of Twentieth Century, considering its reception especially for the study of ethnicity and collective and/or (so-called) religious identities in the cultural context of ancient Greece. Another aspect of such a methodological section deals with the innovative approach inaugurated by the so-called “School of Wien” in the study of ethnic identity-constructions, especially analysing the relationships with Biblical texts as well as their multiform receptions between late-antiquity and early medieval period.
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