Relações interétnicas na antiguidade judaica: o Ius gentium e as tensões no séc. I em defesa da Eretz Israel.

Abstract

From the tensions that assemble social interrelations in Judea in the first century A.D. in the context of interculturality in the preparation of their political organizations, we handle the guiding axis of our debate on the status of Roman civilians and their strategic condition in the permanence of the Jews and their articulation with Rome in its domains of the East, given the arrangements made by Pompeu after the conquest of Jerusalem, and the ethnic diversity in the conjuncture of Palestine. We straight our discussion in the work of the Jews in their defense, not only in the territorial field, but also in the field of identity and historiography. The denunciations made in Jewish historiography of a kind of "old prejudice" with the yehudim take our work in the analysis of the many social places in which these Jews were disposed, and the various disputes and inter-ethnic relations carried out in this "cultural broth" by Eretz Israel.