Singing for the Gods: Performances of Myth and Ritual in Archaic and Classical GreeceOUP Oxford, 13/12/2007 - 528 من الصفحات Singing for the Gods develops a new approach towards an old question in the study of religion - the relationship of myth and ritual. Focusing on ancient Greek religion, Barbara Kowalzig exploits the joint occurrence of myth and ritual in archaic and classical Greek song-culture. She shows how choral performances of myth and ritual, taking place all over the ancient Greek world in the early fifth century BC, help to effect social and political change in their own time. Religious song emerges as integral to a rapidly changing society hovering between local, regional, and panhellenic identities and between aristocratic rule and democracy. Drawing on contemporary debates on myth, ritual, and performance in social anthropology, modern history, and theatre studies, this book establishes Greek religion's dynamic role and gives religious song-culture its deserved place in the study of Greek history. |
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... remains unaffected by the passage of real time.52 This has certain ramifications . Aetiology and the degree to which it may repre- sent historical processes was at one point a hotly disputed issue in Old Testament studies , the only ...
... remains unaffected by the passage of real time.52 This has certain ramifications . Aetiology and the degree to which it may repre- sent historical processes was at one point a hotly disputed issue in Old Testament studies , the only ...
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... remains . The Hellenistic poet Parthenios has a romantic story revolv- ing around Apollo's Delion on Naxos , and in any case Artemis is not far away , with inscriptional evidence from the nearby ancient agora , and possibly some 300 ...
... remains . The Hellenistic poet Parthenios has a romantic story revolv- ing around Apollo's Delion on Naxos , and in any case Artemis is not far away , with inscriptional evidence from the nearby ancient agora , and possibly some 300 ...
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... remains were long thought to be a Pergamene extension of the sanctuary by a large 5 Figure 4.1 Mount Oros , on top of which. MAP 4.1 Aigina and Zeus Hellanios in the Saronic Gulf . Created from digital map data O Collins Bartholomew ...
... remains were long thought to be a Pergamene extension of the sanctuary by a large 5 Figure 4.1 Mount Oros , on top of which. MAP 4.1 Aigina and Zeus Hellanios in the Saronic Gulf . Created from digital map data O Collins Bartholomew ...
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Prelude to the khoros | 1 |
Introduction 13 33424 | 10 |
4aλíwv Oúyaтpes between Myth Ritual | 56 |
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8 من الأقسام الأخرى غير ظاهرة
طبعات أخرى - عرض جميع المقتطفات
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4th cent Aegean aetiological myth aetiology Aiakos Aigina Aiginetans Akhaian ancient Apollo Apollo Pythaieus archaic Argive Argolid Argos Artemis Asine Athenian Athens Bacchylides Boiotian choral performance chorus cities claim context cultic Daphnephoria deity Delian Delos Delphi Dodona Dorian Dryopians early elite epic ethnic festival FGrH fifth century goddess Greece Greek Heliadai Helios Hellenistic Hera Heraion Herakles Herodotus heroes Hymn Ialysos identity Ionian island Ismenion khoros koinon Kopaïs Lindos linked Lousoi Metapontion myth and ritual myth-ritual mythical past Neoptolemos Olympian oracle Paean Panhellenic Paus Pausanias Pelasgians Peloponnese Persian Pindar Plut Poseidon Proitids Ptoios relations religious Rhodes Rhodian rite role sacred sacrifice sanctuary shared shrine social southern Italy Spartans story suggests synoikism temple Theban Thebes theoric Theoxenia Thessalian Thessaly Thucydides Tlepolemos tradition tribute victory worshipping community Zeus Zeus Hellanios δὲ ἐν καὶ τε τὴν τὸ τοῦ τῶν