THESIS BIBLIOGRAPHY Patron-Client Dynamics in Flavius Josephus' VITA: A Cross-Disciplinary Analysis - Michael Strangelove University of Ottawa, 1992 This file is available from the CONTENTS Project LISTSERV fileserver (@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA or @UOTTAWA) as PATRON BIBLIO and from the FTP server PANDA1.UOTTAWA.CA or 137.122.6.16 as PATRON.TXT ================================================================= Adams, Richard N. "Brokers and Career Mobility Systems in the Structure of Complex Societies." Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 26 (1970) 315-327. Andreski, Stanislav. Social Sciences as Sorcery. Markham, Ontario: Penguin. 1972. Ardener, Edwin. "Social Anthropology, Language and Reality." Semantic Anthropology. Ed., David Parkin. London: Academic Press. 1982. 1-14. Attridge, Harold W. "Josephus and His Works." Compendia Vol. II (1984) 185-232. Badian, E. Foriegn Clientelae: 264-70 B.C. Oxford: Clarendon Press. 1958. Barbour, Ian G. 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HOW TO OBTAIN A COPY: This thesis is available from the FTP server panda1.uottawa.ca or 137.122.6.16 as JOSEPHUS.ZIP in the directory pub/religion - The full text, including bibliography and diagrams, of Michael Strangelove's thesis, _Patron-Client Dynamics in Flavius Josephus' VITA: A Cross-Disciplinary Analysis_ (1992, University of Ottawa). This 113 page document is formatted under WordPerfect 5.1 using HPLaserjet III (Additional) fonts. Printing this document via other printers and fonts will slightly alter the format but is nonetheless possible. This file must be unzipped on a personal computer before use. This thesis is available in print and on diskette by contacting: Michael Strangelove Religious Studies Department University of Ottawa 177 Waller Ottawa, Ontario CANADA K1N 6N5 (613) 237-2052 (voice) (613) 564-6641 (fax) E-Mail Address: <441495@UOTTAWA> Bitnet <441495@ACADVM1.UOTTAWA.CA> Internet ABSTRACT Throughout history, Flavius Josephus has been the victim of character assassinations carried out by Jews, Christians and modern scholars alike. This thesis uses the methodology of social scientific analysis to compile a model of patron-client relations from the disciplines of sociology, anthropology, political science, and ancient history. This eclectic model is then applied to Josephus' autobiography, the Vita, in an effort to arrive at a culturally sensitive understanding of the social personality of Josephus as a patron of the Galileans. Patron-client dynamics are uncovered in four groups of relational encounters; (1) Josephus, Poppea Sabina and Aliturus; (2) Josephus and John of Gischala; (3) Josephus and the Galileans; and (4) Josephus and Vespasian, Titus, Domitian and Epaphroditus. The results of this modelling process are contrasted against the results of the dominant historical methodology, with particular attention being given to the conclusions of Shaye J.D. Cohen's Josephus in Galilee and Rome: His Vita and Development as a Historian, (Leiden: Brill, 1979). It is demonstrated that patron-client relations are a significant factor within the Vita and the application of a model of patron-client relations serves to eliminate ethnocentric judgements that have been erroneously applied to both the text and its author. =======================END OF FILE================================