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دانلود کتاب Urban Space and Urban History in the Roman World
دانلود کتاب فضای شهری و تاریخ شهری در جهان روم
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Urban Space and Urban History in the Roman World
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نویسندگان: Miko Flohr
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ISBN (شابک) : 2020003559, 9780367809331
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تعداد صفحات: 349
زبان: English
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Cover Half Title Series information Title Page Copyright Page Table of contents Figures Tables Contributors Preface 1 From urban space to urban history—an introduction Roman urban life after the spatial turn Approaching urban transformations and their impact on urban life Socializing environments for expanding urban communities Notes References Part I Experiencing the city 2 Political space and the experience of citizenship in the city of Rome: Architecture and interpellation Introducing a model: interpellation in Roman politics Interpellation and architecture The late Republican Forum Romanum Complicating Althusser’s theory The Forum of Augustus Imperial and Republican political space compared Conclusion Notes References 3 Emotion and the city: The example of Pompeii Emotionalizing urban space: urban atmospheres Via dell’Abbondanza Amphitheatre The emotionalized urban space Neighbourhood relations Socially defined mental maps Conclusion Notes References 4 Hilltops, heat, and precipitation: Roman urban life and the natural environment Urbanism and the environment in Roman archaeology Taming the terrain: urbanism on hilltops and plateaus Bad weather: urbanism and meteorological circumstances A vanishing natural background? Notes References Part II Community, identity, and urban space 5 Topographical permeability and the dynamics of public space in Roman Minturnae The monumental topography of Minturnae The forum and its installations Monuments on the forum Discussion Acknowledgements Notes References 6 Antique statuary and urban identity in Roman Greece Athens Messene Corinth Conclusion Acknowledgements Notes References 7 Women in the forum: The cases of Italy and Roman North Africa The emergence of honorific statues for women in the first century ce Female statuary in Italian fora in the second and third centuries ce The fora of Roman North Africa in the second and third centuries ce Discussion Acknowledgements Notes References 8 Religion in the urban landscape: The special case of Rome The visual presence of temples in early and Republican Rome Religious architecture and the emerging metropolis New cults at Imperial Rome Conclusions Notes References Part III Commerce and the urban landscape 9 Sacred transactions: Religion and markets in Roman urbanism Porticoed streets Fairs Notes References 10 Fora and commerce in Roman Italy Commerce and the non-urban fora of Republican Italy Tabernae and the urban fora of the later Roman Republic Commerce and monumentalization in the Early Empire The echo of the forum: fora and the urban commercial landscape Discussion Note References 11 The archaeology of urban workshops in the Roman Maghreb Urban workshops in Roman North Africa Timgad Tiddis Cuicul Tipasa Volubilis Ownership and investment Workshops connected to houses Workshops rented out by private proprietors Publicly owned premises Discussion: commercial landscapes in Roman Africa Notes References 12 The ports of Roman Lycia: Urbanism, networks, and hierarchies A new approach The ports of Roman Lycia Patara Bay of Kekova Andriake Gagai The Lycian port hierarchy Notes References Part IV Urban life beyond the city walls 13 Urban borderscapes in Roman Italy Arenas for social, political, and cultural interaction Defining the borderscape Interactions in the borderscape Marginality Hybridity and transformation Identity Negotiation Movement and the borderscape Conclusion Acknowledgements Notes References 14 The tabernae outside Porta Ercolano in Pompeii and their context The area outside Porta Ercolano The porticus with tabernae The impact of the construction Between public and private The choice of location Conclusions Acknowledgements Notes References 15 Roman roads as an indicator of urban life: The Via Appia near Rome Tomb building along the suburban Via Appia The fifth and sixth miles Discussion Notes References Index
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