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245 00|aViolence in the ancient and medieval worlds /|cedited by Maria Cristina Pimentel and Nuno Simões Rodrigues ; with the collaboration of Gabriel Silva, Maria Luísa Resende, Martim Aires Horta and Ricardo Duarte.
260 |aLeuven ;|aParis ;|aBristol, CT :|bPeeters,|c2018.
300 |ax, 582 sayfa :|bresim, çizim, kroki ;|c24 cm.
490 0 |aInterdisciplinary studies in ancient culture and religion ;|v19
504 |aBibliyografya s. [533]-582.
505 |tIntroduction : Occide, uerbera, ure! What about Violence in Ancient and Medieval Times? /|rMaria Cristina Pimental, Nuno Simões Rodrigues --|tThe dawn of human violence : a reading of Posidonius, Lucretius and Sallust /|rNicoletta Bruno --|tViolence and the feminine : the elegiac woman in action /|rArcangela Cafagna --|tDomestic violence in Roman imperial society : giving abused women a voice /|rMargherita Carucci --|tDuel and violent death in Propertius’ elegy 4,10 /|rIrma Ciccarelli --|tThe wrath of gods falls upon men : the case of ancient Arkadia /|rMaría Cruz Cardete --|tWhy does Zeus rape? : an evolutionary psychological perspective /|rSusan Deacy --|tThe motif of verberare puellam in Latin elegiac poetry /|rRosalba Dimundo --|tViolence as a manifestation of ‘pietas’ /|rPaolo Fedeli --|tViolence in prayer : God’s “other side” in the book of Psalms : a literary approach /|rMaria Fernandes --|tThe rhetoric of violence and erotic masochism in the epistles of Philostratus /|rRafael J. Gallé Cejudo --|tAnother Medea? : violence and Procne's family in Ovid’s Metamorphoses 6 /|rNikoletta Manioti --|tViolence against slaves as an element of theatre in Plautus /|rMarc Mayer I Olivé --|tHimerius’s testimony on mousike as a means of preventing violence in the late antique school of rhetoric /|rJosé Guillermo Montes Cala --|tViolence and myth : the creative violence of dragon-slaying in the ancient and early medieval worlds /|rDaniel Ogden --|tDeath omens in Aeschylus and Sophocles : Clytaemnestra’s dream between blood revenge and the struggle for power /|rPierpaolo Peroni --|tViriathus and his contemporaries as victims and perpetrators of conflict violence /|rDeborah L. Potter --|tStrike, smite and terrify : reflections on physical, ritual and psychological violence in ancient Egypt /|rJosé das Candeias Sales --|tBlood feud and blood pollution in archaic and early classical Greece /|rIrene Salvo --|tViolence in Statius' Tydeus : against others or against himself? /|rCarlo Santini --|tPursuit and ritual on early south Italian and Sicilian red-figure pottery. The workshop of the Himera painter and the new iconographie compositions of the late 5th century BC /|rMarco Serino --|t(Not) doing violence to myth : the suppression of force in Pindar /|rDaniel Sicka --|tMisit Thyesteas preces : cursing and magic in Horace’s Epode 5 /|rGabriel A.F. Silva --|tFilicide in the house of Atreus /|rMaria de Fátima Silva --|tFemale group violence in Greek myth : a case study on the Lemnian androctony and the crime of the Danaids /|rNereida Villagra --|t‘Visual’ metaphors of violence : representations of submission on Roman coins /|rMarco Vitale --|tViolence in the love poems of the Carmina Burana /|rJosé Carracedo Fraga --|tViolence reflected : high-medieval diplomatic cautelae as a mirror of society /|rJosé Manuel Díaz de Bustamante --|tA targeted violence : the early years of Venetian rule in Padua /|rDaniele Dibello --|tDivino interim gladio : the suffering of the judge in some Visigothic passions /|rIvan Neves Figueiras --|tWords, actions and controlled lives. Women and violence in medieval Galicia /|rMiguel García-Fernández --|tOportet te accipere virum et laetari : a form of violence in some lives of virgin saints /|rMaría Elisa Lage Cotos --|tViolence and conflict in the Portuguese medieval university : from the late-thirteenth to the early-sixteenth century /|rArmando Norte, André de Oliveira Leitão --|tSources --|tBibliography.
520 |a“Being an integral element of how humans interact with one another, violence, however disruptive, often also manifests itself as an ordering force. In this collection of essays, the contributing authors explore this particular aspect of violence from a wide variety of perspectives, in a set of studies that focus on both the ancient and medieval worlds. Case-studies in the section on Antiquity include work on such issues as domestic violence; violence and myth; violence in Greek and Roman historiography, poetry, comedy and tragedy, and art; women and violence; violence and pollution; and various studies on classical Greek and Roman perceptions of violence. The medieval section continues with papers that look into the role of violence in the saints' lives and passions, violence in the love poems of the Carmina Burana, as well as several studies that center on actual cases of violence, such as violence and women in medieval Galicia and violence at Portuguese universities during the High Middle Ages. This book is essential reading for everyone interested in how and why violence came to be embedded in the cultural practices of classical Greece, ancient Rome, and medieval Europe.” --|cArka kapak.
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700 1 |aPimentel, Maria Cristina,|eeditör.
700 1 |aRodrigues, Nuno Simões,|d1968-|eeditör.
700 1 |aSilva, Gabriel,|eişbirliği.
700 1 |aResende, Maria Luísa,|eişbirliği.
700 1 |aHorta, Martim Aires,|eişbirliği.
700 1 |aDuarte, Ricardo,|eişbirliği.