Antike Mythen - Medien, Transformationen und Konstruktionen
von: Ueli Dill, Christine Walde
Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co.KG, 2009
ISBN: 9783110217247
Sprache: Deutsch
774 Seiten, Download: 4444 KB
Format: PDF, auch als Online-Lesen
| Frontmatter | 1 | ||
| Inhaltsverzeichnis | 7 | ||
| Vorwort | 11 | ||
| A New Web for Arachne | 15 | ||
| The Invention of Mythic Truth in Antiquity | 39 | ||
| Under Which Conditions Did the Greeks “Believe” in Their Myths? The Religious Criteria of Adherence | 52 | ||
| Die Religion im modernen Europa erhält eine Vorgeschichte | 69 | ||
| Meta-mythology of “Baetyl Cult”. The Mediterranean Hypothesis of Sir Arthur Evans and Fritz Graf | 87 | ||
| Prométhée fonde-t-il le sacrifi ce grec? En relisant Jean Rudhardt | 95 | ||
| Equus October und ludi Capitolini: Zur rituellen Struktur der Oktober-Iden und ihren antiken Deutungen | 110 | ||
| Théologie romaine et représentation de l’action au début de l’Empire | 136 | ||
| Influencia del mito hesiódico de la sucesión en los textos astrológicos grecorromanos | 149 | ||
| The Portrait of a Seer. The Framing of Divination Paradigms through Myth in Archaic and Classical Greece | 172 | ||
| The Philosopher and the Magician (Porphyry, Vita Plotini 10.1–13). Magic and Sympathy | 203 | ||
| Does Tantalus Drink the Blood, or Not? An Enigmatic Series of Inscribed Hematite Gemstones | 217 | ||
| The Laments of Horus in Coptic: Myth, Folklore, and Syncretism in Late Antique Egypt | 243 | ||
| Gentrifying Genealogy: On the Genesis of the Athenian Autochthony Myth | 265 | ||
| Récits étiologiques argiens du temps des hommes | 290 | ||
| Zeus’ Own Country: Cult and Myth in the Pride of Halicarnassus | 306 | ||
| Myths and Contexts in Aphrodisias | 327 | ||
| Sacred Precinct: Cattle, Hunted Animals, Slaves, Women | 353 | ||
| The Great Medieval Mythogenesis: Why Historians Should Look Again at Medieval Heroic Tales | 370 | ||
| In Praise of the Chaotic | 386 | ||
| Dogs as Dalits in Indian Literature | 405 | ||
| The Fluttering Soul | 420 | ||
| Mythe et émotion. Quelques idées anciennes | 429 | ||
| Bubbling Blood and Rolling Bones: Agency and Teleology in Rabbinic Myth | 446 | ||
| Orpheus und die Buchrolle | 467 | ||
| Orpheus als Lehrer des Musaios, Moses als Lehrer des Orpheus | 483 | ||
| Mopsos and Cultural Exchange between Greeks and Locals in Cilicia | 501 | ||
| Sardanapal zwischen Mythos und Realität: Das Grab in Kilikien | 516 | ||
| Biographical Mythology | 530 | ||
| Imago mortis – imago vitae: Senecas Aufführung von Sokrates’ Tod – Repräsentation, Performance, Theatralität | 546 | ||
| Iolaos | 579 | ||
| The Libation of Oinomaos | 590 | ||
| Penélope en la Odisea | 613 | ||
| The Motif of the Exiled Killer | 642 | ||
| The Abduction of Helen and the Greek Poetic Tradition: Politics, Reinterpretations and Controversies | 659 | ||
| A Hermeneutic Commentary on the Eschatological Passage in Pindar Olympian 2 (57–83) | 676 | ||
| Troy and Tragedy: The Conscience of Hellas | 692 | ||
| Ursprungsfragen. Aristoteles über die Genese der dramatischen Gattungen | 710 | ||
| Der griechische Roman – ein Mythos? Gedanken zur mythischen Dimension von Longos’ Daphnis und Chloe | 723 | ||
| Stoff und Performance in pantomimischen Mytheninszenierungen der Antike | 754 | ||
| Backmatter | 771 |