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Becoming good democrats and wives : civil education and female socialization on the Parthenon frieze / Burkhard Fehr.

Title
Becoming good democrats and wives : civil education and female socialization on the Parthenon frieze / Burkhard Fehr.
Author
Fehr, Burkhard, 1942-
Publication
Berlin : Lit ; 2011.

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Description
xv, [1], 179 p. : ill., plates; 31 cm.
Series Statement
Hephaistos, Kritische Zeitschrift zu Theorie und Praxis der Archäologie und angrenzender Gebiete. Sonderband
Uniform Title
Hephaistos. Sonderband.
Subject
  • Parthenon (Athens, Greece)
  • Parthénon (Athènes, Grèce)
  • To 1500
  • Friezes > Athens
  • Women in art
  • Social status in art
  • Art > History > Greece > To 1500
  • Art and society > Greece > History > To 1500
Genre/Form
History
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (p. [155]-169) and index.
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
Machine generated contents note: I.Introduction -- The Problem: Unexplained Majorities on the Parthenon Frieze -- Earlier Interpretations of the Frieze -- Towards a Theoretical Approach: Pictorial Scenes Exemplifying Comprehensive Patterns of Action -- Visual Conditions and their Impact on the Viewer's Perception of the Frieze -- II.The Young People Of Democratic Athens -- Educating Athens' Young Men for Democracy -- Preparations for the Cavalcade: Demonstration and Public Examination of Physical Ability and Character Qualifications -- Cavalcade: Egalitarian and Disciplined Participation in Joint Actions for the Polis -- Four-Horse Chariots: Ambitious Individuals Committed to the Polis' Benefit -- Mutual Trust between Cooperating Partners as a Barrier against Tyranny -- Socio-Political Context: The Cavalry and the Contest of the Apobatai as Instruments of Civic Education -- The Horses of the Frieze as a Visual Metaphor -- Interim Summary and some Reflections on the Frieze Narration -- The Pedestrian Procession: Demonstration of Self-Control by the Newly Qualified Young Citizens and the Athenian Maidens -- III.The Heroized Ancestors Of The Athenian Citizens: The Pleasure Of Rest And The Exchange Of Politically Relevant Ideas -- IV.Deities, Polis And Oikos -- Assembly of Olympians: charis and nomoi -- Deities Protecting Fields, Herds and Human Progeny Juxtaposed to Deities Embodying Good Social Interaction -- The Central Scene of the East Frieze: oikos -- an Athenian Model Family -- Deities and Mortals: Male and Female Athenians Adopting Divine Paradigms and Rewarded with the Favor of the Olympians -- V.A Retrospective Look At The Frieze -- VI.The Frieze And The Parthenos In The Parthenon: Athena Protecting And Educating The Maidens -- VII.The Frieze And The Other Parthenon Sculptures: Well-Ordered Communities, Auspicious Offspring And The Vital Importance Of Female Virtues -- VIII.Political Background: Qualifications Required Of A Citizen In Democratic Athens -- IX.Synopsis.
ISBN
  • 9783643999009 (pbk.)
  • 3643999003 (pbk.)
OCLC
  • 751737263
  • SCSB-11788005
Owning Institutions
Harvard Library