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Violence in the ancient and medieval worlds

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Autores: Maria Cristina Pimentel (coord.), Nuno Simôes Rodrigues (coord.), Gabriel Silva (coord.), María Luísa de Oliveria Resende (coord.), Martim Aires Horta (coord.), Ricardo Duarte (coord.)
Editores: Peeters
Año de publicación: 2018
País: Bélgica
Idioma: español
ISBN: 9789042936027
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Listado de artículos

- Introduction
  - Occide, uerbera, ure! What about Violence in Ancient and Medieval Times?
    Maria Cristina Pimentel, Nuno Simoes Rodrigues
    págs. 1-16
- Violence in the ancient world
  - The Dawn of Human Violence: A Reading of Posidonius, Lucretius and Sallust
    Nicoletta Bruno
    págs. 17-42
  - Violence and the Feminine: the Elegiac Woman in Action
    Arcangela Cafagna
    págs. 43-56
  - Domestic Violence in Roman Imperial Society: Giving Abused Women a Voice
    Margherita Carucci
    págs. 57-74
  - Duel and Violent Death in Propertius’ Elegy 4,10
    Irma Ciccarelli
    págs. 75-92
  - The Wrath of Gods Falls upon Men: The Case of Ancient Arkadia .
    María Cruz Cardete del Olmo
    págs. 93-102
  - Why Does Zeus Rape? An Evolutionary Psychological Perspective
    Susan Deacy
    págs. 103-116
  - The Motif of verberare puellam in Latin Elegiac Poetry
    Rosalba Dimundo
    págs. 117-138
  - Violence as a Manifestation of ‘pietas
    Paolo Fedeli
    págs. 139-166
  - Violence in Prayer: God’s “Other Side” in the Book of Psalms. A Literary Approach
    Maria Fernandes
    págs. 167-180
  - The Rhetoric of Violence and Erotic Masochism in the Epistles of Philostratus
    Rafael J. Gallé Cejudo
    págs. 181-196
  - Another Medea? Violence and Procne’s Family in Ovid’s Metamorphoses 6
    Nikoletta Manioti
    págs. 197-208
  - Violence against Slaves as an Element of Theatre in Plautus
    Marc Mayer Olivé
    págs. 209-242
  - Himerius’s Testimony on mousike as a Means of Preventing Violence in the Late Antique School of Rhetoric
    José Guillermo Montes Cala
    págs. 243-258
  - Violence and Myth: The Creative Violence of DragonSlaying in the Ancient and Early Medieval Worlds
    Daniel Ogden
    págs. 259-270
  - Death Omens in Aeschylus and Sophocles: Clytaemnestra’s Dream between Blood Revenge and the Struggle for Power
    Pierpaolo Peroni
    págs. 271-284
  - Viriathus and his Contemporaries as Victims and Perpetrators of Conflict Violence
    Deborah L. Potter
    págs. 285-294
  - Strike, Smite and Terrify: Reflections on Physical, Ritual and Psychological Violence in Ancient Egypt
    José das Candeias Sales
    págs. 295-314
  - Blood Feud and Blood Pollution in Archaic and Early Classical Greece
    Carlo Santini
    págs. 315-330
  - Pursuit and Ritual on Early South Italian and Sicilian Red-figure Pottery. The Workshop of the Himera Painter and the New Iconographic Compositions of the late 5th Century BC
    Marco Serino
    págs. 349-366
  - (Not) Doing Violence to Myth: The Suppression of Force in Pindar
    Daniel Sicka
    págs. 367-376
  - Misit Thyesteas preces: Cursing and Magic in Horace’s Epode 5 .
    Gabriel A.F. Silva
    págs. 377-386
  - Filicide in the House of Atreus .
    Maria de Fátima de Sousa e Silva
    págs. 387-404
  - Female Group Violence in Greek Myth: A Case Study on the Lemnian Androctony and the Crime of the Danaids
    Nereida Villagra Hidalgo
    págs. 405-416
  - ‘Visual’ Metaphors of Violence: Representations of Submission on Roman Coins
    Marco Vitale
    págs. 417-432
- Violence in the medieval world

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