Les ruines résonnent encore de leurs pas. La circulation dans les monuments grecs (VIIe s. – 31 a.C.)
Abstract
Research on Greek monuments has only rarely, or only superficially, intersected with research in the socio-historical field. However, the multidisciplinary orientation of current research allows us to consider architecture from a new angle, by placing Man at the heart of the subject. In fact, recreating paths and gestures that have disappeared today requires a cross-referencing of sources, particularly textual, epigraphic, archaeological and iconographic. It is in this perspective that the International Study Day on the Circulation of Greek Monuments was held on 3rd and 4th November 2016. The aim of this event, which is taken up in this publication, was twofold: to fill a gap and to raise questions that could lead, in the long run, to new studies.
Keywords
accessibility; way; traffic; stroll; location; epigraphy; staircase; loyal; attendance; greek; Greece; honour; honorary; itinerary; monumentalization; pilgrim; door; portico; sanctuary; show; spectator; theatre; visibilityWebshop link
https://una-editions.fr/les-ru ...ISBN
9782356133762, 9782356133786, 9782356133779Publisher
Ausonius ÉditionsPublisher website
https://ausoniuseditions.u-bordeaux-montaigne.fr/Publication date and place
Pessac, 2021Imprint
Pôle Production Imprimé, Université Bordeaux MontaigneSeries
PrimaLun@, 6Classification
Archaeology
History of architecture
Pages
152
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