3.03. Prostitución

(vid. también 6.4. Prostitución sagrada)

• ALVONI (1997) = G. Alvoni, “Etère ed olive. In margine ad Aristoph. fr. 148 K.-A.”, Eikasmos, 8 (1997) 83-88.
• ARNOLD (1998) = Paul Jeremy Arnold, The Pornoboskos and Leno in Greek and Roman Comedy, tesis, Oxford, 1998.
• ARNOTT (1990) = W. J. Arnott, “Αὐλητρίδα πεζήν”, Glotta, 68 (1990) 91-92.
• ASSANTE (2007) = Julia Assante, “What makes a "prostitute" a prostitute? Modern definitions and ancient meanings”, Historiae, 4 (2007) 117-132.
• AUHAGEN (2009) = Ulrike Auhagen, Die Hetäre in der griechischen und römischen Komödie, C. H. Beck, München, 2009.
• BAGNALL (1991) = R. S. Bagnall, “A trick a day to keep the tax man at bay: the prostitute tax en Roman Egypt”, BASP, 28 (1991) 5-12.
• BECHET (2003) = Florica Bechet, “Phytonymes et zoonymes – noms de courtisanes dans la Grèce antique”, StudClass, 37-39 (2001-2003) 75-84.
• BIGGI (1997) = E. Biggi, “Venere a Roma: la prostituta italica”, en N. Criniti (ed.), Gli afanni del vivere e del morire. Schiavi, soldati, donne, bambini nella Roma imperiale, Brescia, 1997², pp. 73-88.
• BLAZEBY (2011) = Clare K. Blazeby, “Woman + Wine = Prostitute in Classical Athens?”, en GLAZEBROOK-HENRY (2011), pp. 86-105.
• BOOTH (A-1981) = Alan D. Booth, “Les «professionelles» et leurs théatres dans Martial 1, 41, la Priapée 19 et Properce 2, 22a”, RBPh, 59 (1981) 137-140.
• BRADLEY (A-2000) = Keith R. Bradley, “Prostitution, the Law of Rome, and Social Policy”, JRA, 13 (2000) 468-475.
• BROWN (D-1990) = P. G. McC. Brown, “Plots and prostitutes in Greek New Comedy”, Papers of the Leeds International Seminar, 6 (1990) 241-266.
• BUDIN (2003)
• CAVALLINI (1999)
• CAVALLINI (2001) = Ead., “Afrodite Melenide e l’etèra Laide” SCO, 47 (2001) 247-264.
• CHARBONNIER (1969) = C. Charbonnier, “La courtisane de Plaute à Ovide”, BAGB (1969) 451-550.
• COHEN (D-2000) = Edward E. Cohen, “«Whoring under contract»: the legal context of prostitution in fourth-century Athens”, en V. Hunter – J. Edmondson (eds.), Law and Social Status in Classical Athens, Oxford, 2000, pp. 113-147. [reseña en BMCR]
• COHEN (D-2000b) = Id., “Written contracts of prostitution in fourth-century Athens”, en I. Velissaropoulou-Karakosta (ed.), Τιμαὶ Ἰοάννου Τριανταφυλλοπούλου, Komotiní, 2000, pp. 109-122.
• COHEN (D-2003) = Edward E. Cohen, “Athenian prostitution as a liberal profession”, en G. W. Bakewell & J. P. Sickinger (eds.), Gestures: essays in ancient history, literature, and philosophy presented to Alan L. Boegehold on the occasion of his retirement and his seventy-fifth birthday, Oxford: Oxbow Books, 2003, pp. 214-236.
• COHEN (D-2005) = Id., “Work ethics and the practice of prostitution at Athens”, MediterrAnt, 8 (2005) 39-62.
• COHEN (D-2006) = Id., “Free and unfree sexual work: an economic analysis of Athenian prostitution”, en FARAONE-MCCLURE (2006), pp. 95-124.
• COHEN (D-2008) = Id., “Athenian citizens as sex workers”, en A. P. Matthaiu & I. Polinskaya (eds.), Mikros hieromnemon. Studies in memory of Michael H. Jameson, Atenas: ΕλληνικήΕπιγραφική Εταιρεία, 2008, pp. 167-177.
• COHEN (G-1991) = Elisabeth S. Cohen, “«Courtesans» and «Whores»: Words and Behavior in Roman Streets”, Women’s Studies, 19 (1991) 201-208.
• COLUBI (1999) = J. M. Colubi Falcó, “Condición social y jurídica de la puella gaditana”, Habis, 30 (1999) 307-314.
• CORNER (2011) = Sean Corner, “Bringin the Outside In: The Andron as brothel and the Symposium’s Civic Sexuality”, en GLAZEBROOK-HENRY (2011), pp. 60-85.
• CRISAFULLI (1998) = T. Crisafulli, “Representations of the Feminine: The Prostitute in Roman Comedy”, en T. W. Hillard et al. (eds.), Ancient History in a Modern University, vol. I, Macquarie Univ., 1998, pp. 222-229.
• CROME (1966) = J. F. Crome, “Spinnende Hetairen?”, Gymnasium, 73 (1966) 245-247.
• DALBY (2002) = A. Dalby, “Levels of concealment: the dress of hetairai and pornai in Greek texts”, en LLEWELLYN (2002), pp. 111-124.
• DAUPHIN (1998) = C. Dauphin, “Bordels et filles de joie: La prostitution en Palestine Byzantine”, en M. Balard et al. (eds.), Eupsychia. Mélanges offerts à H. Ahrweiler [= Byzantina Sorbonensia, 16], París, 1998, pp. 177-194.
• DAVIDSON (1997) = J. Davidson, Courtesans and Fishcakes. The Consuming Passions of Classical Athens, Londres, 1997.
• DEFELICE (2001) = J. DeFelice, Roman Hospitality: The Professional Women of Pompeii, Warren Center, PA, 2001. [reseña en BMCR]
• DIETHART-KISLINGER (1991) = J. Diethart & E. Kislinger, “Papyrologisches zur Prostitution im byzantinischen Ägypt”, JOeByz, 41 (1991) 15-23.
• DUFOUR (1999) = Pierre Dufour (pseud. de Paul Lacroix), La prostitución en la antigüedad, San Sebastián, 1999 (trad. esp. de los 13 primeros caps. de su monumental Histoire de la prostitution chez tous les peuples du monde, 5 tomos, Bruselas, 1861).
• DUNCAN (2006) = A. Duncan, “Infamous Performers: Comic Actors and Female Prostitutes in Rome”, en FARAONE-MCCLURE (2006), pp. 252-273.
• DUPONT (2003) = F. Dupont, “La matrone, la louve et le soldat: pourquoi des prostitué(e)s «ingénues» à Rome?”, CLIO. Histoire, femmes et sociétés, 17 (2003) 21-44.
• EDMONSON (1964) = C. N. Edmonson, “The Leokoreion in Athens”, Mnemosyne, 17 (1964) 375-378.
• EDWARDS (A-1997) = C. Edwards, “Unspeakable Professions: Public Performance and Prostitution in Ancient Rome”, en HALLET-SKINNER (1997), pp. 66-95.
• EVANS (D-2009) = J. De Rose Evans, “Prostitutes in the Portico of Pompey? A Reconsideration”, TAPhA, 139 (2009) 123-145.
• FARAONE (2006c) = Christopher A. Faraone, “The Masculine Arts of Ancient Greek Courtesans: Male Fantasy or Female Self-Representation?”, en M. Feldman & B. Gordon (eds.), The Courtesan’s Arts: Cross-Cultural Perspectives, Oxford, 2006, pp. 209–220.
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• FERNANDES (2000) = E. Fernandes, “Prostitution”, en G. Speake (ed.), Encyclopedia of Greece and the Hellenic Tradition, vol. 2, Londres-Chicago, 2000, pp. 1410-1412.
• FERNANDES (2006) = Id., “Prostitution”, en N. Wilson (ed.), Encyclopedia of Ancient Greece, Londres-Nueva York, 2006, p. 610.
• FERNÁNDEZ (D-2010) = Lorena Fernández, “Las heteras griegas”, en C. Macías Villalobos & V. E. Rodríguez Martín (eds.), Por la senda de los clásicos: studia selecta in honorem María Dolores Verdejo oblata, Málaga, 2010, pp. 11-41.
• FISCHER (D-2008) = Marina Fischer, The Prostitute and Her Headdress: the Mitra, Sakkos and Kekryphalos in Attic Red-figure Vase-painting ca. 550-450 BCE, tesis, University of Calgary, 2008.
• FLEMMING (1999) = R. Flemming, “Quae corpore quaestum facit: The Sexual Economy of Female Prostitution in the Roman Empire”, JRS, 89 (1999) 38-61.
• FORD (B-1993) = J. M. Ford, “Prostitution in the Ancient Mediterranean World: BTB Reader’s Guide”, Biblical Theology Bulletin, 23 (1993) 128-134.
• FORNACIARI (1995) = E. Fornaciari, Donne di piacere dell’antico Roma, Roma, 1995.
• FREU (2009) = Christel Freu, “Femmes à louer, femmes à vendre: les prostituées et leur famille dans le monde romain ”, C&C, 4.2 (2009) 79-101.
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• GARCÍA (D-2011) = Francisco García Jurado, “Matronas y meretrices en la comedia latina. Dos discursos en conflicto”, en LÓPEZ-UNCETA (2011), pp. 171-184.
• GARCÍA (H-1989) = Sagrario García Vázquez, “Las Afrodisias: una fiesta de heteras”, en Actas del VII Congreso Español de Estudios Clásicos, vol. III, Madrid, 1989, pp. 117-123.
• GARCÍA (H-2009) = Ead., “Afrodisias: heteras en fiesta, «malas mujeres» de dulces placeres”, Dossiers Feministes, 13 (2009) 9-28.
• GILHULY (1999) = K. Gilhuly, Representations of the Hetaira, tesis, Univ. of California at Berkeley, 1999.
• GILHULY (2009) = K. Gilhuly, The Feminine Matrix of Sex and Gender in Classical Athens, Cambridge-Nueva York, 2009. [reseña en BMCR]
• GILULA (1980) = D. Gilula, “The Concept of the bona meretrix. A Study of Terence’s Courtesans”, RFIC, 108 (1980) 142-165.
• GLAZEBROOK (2005b) = Alison M. J. Glazebrook, “The making of a prostitute: Apollodoros’s portrait of Neaira”, Arethusa, 38 (2005) 161-187.
• GLAZEBROOK (2006) = Ead., “The Bad Girls of Athens: The Image and Function of Hetairai in Judicial Oratory”, en FARAONE-MCCLURE (2006), pp. 125-138.
• GLAZEBROOK (2011) = Allison Glazebrook, “Porneion: Prostitution in Athenian Civic Space”, en GLAZEBROOK-HENRY (2011), pp. 34-59.
• GLAZEBROOK (2011b) = Ead., “Prostitution”, en GOLDEN-TOOHEY (2011), pp. 145-168.
• GLAZEBROOK-HENRY (2011) = Allison Glazebrook & Madeleine M. Henry (eds.), Greek prostitutes in the ancient Mediterranean, 800 BCE–200 CE, Madison, Wisconsin, University of Wisconsin Press, 2011.
• GRAHAM (1998) = Alexander J. Graham, “The Woman at the Window: Observations on the ‘Stele from the Harbour’ of Thasos”, JHS, 118 (1998) 22-40.
• GUZZO-SCARANO (2000)
• GUZZO-SCARANO (2001) = Iid., “La schiava di Moregine”, MEFRA, 113 (2001) 981-997.
• GUZZO-SCARANO (2006) = Iid., “Corpora quaestuaria e locus inhonestus: sulla prostituzione a Pompei nel I secolo D.C.”, Ostraka, 15 (2006) 47-74.
• GUZZO-SCARANO (2009) = Pietro G. Guzzo – V. Scarano Ussani, La prostituzione nella antica Pompei, Roma, 2009.
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• HAMEL (2003) = D. Hamel, Trying Neaira. The True Story of a Courtesan’s Scandalous Life in Ancient Greece, New Haven, 2003. [reseña en BMCR]
• HARTMANN (A-1998) = E. Hartmann, “Hetairai”, NP, 5 (1998), 517-519.
• HARTMANN (A-2001) = Ead., “Prostitution. II. Klassische Antike”, NP, 10 (2001), 452-454.
• HAUSCHILD (1933) = H. Hauschild, Die Gestalt der Hetäre in der griechischen Komödie, Leipzig, 1933.
• HENRY (A-1985) = Madeleine M. Henry, Menander’s Courtesans and the Greek Comic Tradition, Frankfurt, 1985.
• HENRY (A-1992) = Ead., “The edible woman: Athenaeus’ concept of the pornography”, en RICHLIN (1992), pp. 250-268.
• HENRY (A-1996) = Ead., “Hetairai”, OCD, 702.
• HENRY (A-1996b) = Ead., “Prostitution, secular”, OCD, 1264.
• HENRY (A-2011) = Madeleine M. Henry, “The Traffic in Women: From Homer to Hipponax, from War to Commerce”, en GLAZEBROOK-HENRY (2011), pp. 14-33.
• HERMANN-HERTER (1957) = A. Hermann & H. Herter, “Dirne”, RLAC, 3 (1957) 1149-1213.
• HERREROS (2001) = C. Herreros González, “Las meretrices romanas: mujeres libres sin derechos”, Iberia, 4 (2001) 111-117.
• HERREROS-SANTAPAU (2005)
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• KAPITÁNFFY (1994) = I. Kapitánffy, “Chorikios und die Hetäre Phryne”, AAHung, 35 (1994) 159-166.
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• KEESLING (2006)
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• KRENKEL (1970) = Id., “Zur Prosopographie der antike Pornographie”, WZRostock, 19 (1970) 615-619.
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• KURKE (1996) = Leslie V. Kurke, “Pindar and the prostitutes, or reading ancient ‘pornography’“, Arion, 4.2 (1996) 49-75.
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