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Making Pictures Of War Realia Et Imaginaria In The Iconology Of The Ancient Near East Laura Battini

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Making Pictures Of War Realia Et Imaginaria In The Iconology Of The Ancient Near East Laura Battini
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Publisher: Archaeopress Archaeology
File Extension: PDF
File size: 7.93 MB
Pages: 105
Author: Laura Battini
ISBN: 9781784914035, 1784914037
Language: English
Year: 2015

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Making Pictures Of War Realia Et Imaginaria In The Iconology Of The Ancient Near East Laura Battini by Laura Battini 9781784914035, 1784914037 instant download after payment.

This book brings together the main discussions that took place at an international conference on the iconology of war in the ancient Near East, a subject never addressed at an international meeting before. The articles span the 3rd to the 1st millennium, with a special stress on the Neo-Assyrian period. They try to respond to many questions about representations of war: what is ‘warrior’ iconography and on what basis it can be defined? Did the war scenes follow a specific directory whereby they adopted the most varied forms? Can we determine the most usual conditions for the creation of pictures of wartime (such as periods of great change)? Were the war scenes referring to specific historical events or were they generic representations? What can a society accept from the representations of war? What did war images silence and why? What is a ‘just’ punishment for enemies and thus the ‘just’ representation of it? Who has control of the representation and therefore also the memory of war? Who is the real subject of war representations? What emerges from all the articles published here is the relevance of textual data in any analysis of iconological material. And this is not only true for iconology, but for all the archaeological material discovered at historical sites.
Table of Contents
Introduction: the War and its Representations
Some Observations on the War Scenes on the Seals from Mari City II
Elements Of War Iconography At Mari
Visualizing War in the Old Babylonian Period: Drama and Canon
Middle Assyrian Drama in depicting war: a Step towards Neo-Assyrian Art
“Losing One’s Head”. Some Hints on Procedures and Meanings of Decapitation in the Ancient Near East
Where is the public? A new look at the brutality scenes in Neo-Assyrian royal inscriptions and art
Images of War in the Assyrian Period: What They Show and What They Hide

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