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The local horizon of ancient Greek religion / edited by Hans Beck [and three others].
地面气象测报作业规范

Cambridge eBooks: 2023 Frontlist Available online

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Beck, Hans, 1969- editor.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Religion and geography.
Greece--Religion.
Greece.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (408 pages)
Place of Publication:
Cambridge, England : Cambridge University Press & Assessment, [2023]
Summary:
Explores the many ways in which ancient Greek religious beliefs and practices operated in their various local contexts.
Contents:
Cover
Half-title
Title page
Copyright information
Contents
List of Figures
List of Contributors
Preface
List of Abbreviations
1 Localism and the Study of Ancient Greek Religion: The Example of the Divine Persona
Introduction
The Problem of the Unity and Diversity of Ancient Greek Divinity
Localism and the Divine Persona: Debates and Positions
The Local as the Realisation of the Universal
The Local as the Place at Which Variation Occurs
The Local and the Universal as Ubiquitous and Intersecting Categories
Placing Religion between the Local and the General
Conclusion
Bibliography
2 Refitting the Local Horizon of Ancient Greek Religion (Including Some Remarks on the Sanctuary of Poseidon on Kalaureia)
The Local Horizon: Signifier and Source of Religious Meaning
The Sanctuary of Poseidon at Kalaureia and the Saronic Region: Sails and Scales
3 Mycenaean Greek Worship in Minoan Territory
The Mycenaeans in Place: The Foundations of Greek Religion
A Historiographical Perspective
The Minoans and the Mycenaeans: Distinct Ideological Systems
The Helladic Roots of Mycenaean Religion
Within Minoan Territory: The Effects of a New Place on Mycenaean Religion
Upheaval on Crete and a New Power Base at Knossos
Early Days at Knossos: Harking back to the Mainland
Settling in and Transforming the New Place into Home
The Force of Local Horizons
4 Hera on Samos: Between the Global and the Local
The Name
The Myths
The Toneia
Heraia
Worshipping Hera on Samos
Conclusions
5 Polytheism and the Distribution of Votives in the Corinthia
Poseidon at Isthmia
Hera at Perachora
Demeter and Kore on Acrocorinth
Votives and Wealth
Votives and Practicality of Location
Votives and Gender.
Votives and Deity
An Alternative Model: 'Raw' and 'Converted'
The Miniature and the Monumental
Appendix: Tables and Charts
6 Demeter Chthonia at Hermione: Landscapes and Cult
Localisation, 'Landscapes', and their Interaction with the Divine Persona
Hermione: Polis and Chora, Topography and Character
Local Factors in the Cult of Demeter Chthonia
Demeter Chthonia Outside of Hermione
7 Local Variation in the Thesmophoria Festival: A Case Study of the Attic and Sicilian Thesmophoria Festivals
The 'Universal' Reconstruction of the Thesmophoria Festival
The Attic Thesmophoria
The Sicilian Thesmophoria
Similarities and Differences between the Attic and Sicilian Thesmophoria Festivals
The Local and the Universal in the Attic and Sicilian Thesmophoria Festivals
8 The Lindian Chronicle and Local Identity
Introduction: Local Religion and Global Pressure
Which Rhodes?
The Lindian Chronicle and the Tangible Past
Archives and Intentional History
Cities and Tribes
Spatium Mythicum and Spatium Historicum
The Association Habit
What Really Matters
9 Shifting Identities and Defensive Localism: Conflicts of Religious Narratives in Post-Synoikism Rhodes
'All for One and One for All': The Rhodian Synoikism and its Aftermath
Lindian First, Rhodian Second?
Lindian Identity and Peraian Pariahs
Inclusivity and Exclusivity in Local Discourse
Recasting Lindian Identity in Sacred Space
Appendix: TRI 22 (cf. IG XII 1, 761)
10 Between Local and Global? Religion in Late-Hellenistic Delos
Local Religion
Translocal Cults
Global Cults in Delian Local Religion
Bibliography.
11 Personal or Communal? Social Horizons of Local Greek Religion
Inheriting and 'Opting In': Ancestral Cults and New Introductions
Private Foundations in Public Places: The Initiative of Citizens
Xenokrateia of Athens Sets Up a Shrine of Kephisos
Introduction of the Cult of Pan to Attica
Failed Cult Introduction - Kleisthenes Introduces Melanippos to Sikyon
Private Foundations in Public Places: The Initiative of Foreign Residents
Archedamos of Thera and the Shrine at the Vari Cave
Xenophon's Sanctuary of Artemis at Skillous
'Local' and 'More Local': Spatial and Social Complications
Lessons from Ethno-archaeology: A 'Local' Cult of Buried Icons on Naxos
Concluding Thoughts
12 How to Write a Local History of Imperial Greek Cults: Observations from Pausanias
The Localism of Pausanias' Periegesis
Obscured Ritual Relationships in the Architecture of the Periegesis
13 Panhellenic Sanctuaries: Local and Regional Perspectives
The Polis-Centred Dimensions
Beyond the Poleis and the Ethne: The Panhellenic Perspective
Different, but Entangled Spheres
Epilogue: A Tribute to Potnia of the Labyrinth
Index.
Notes:
Title from publisher's bibliographic system (viewed on 06 Apr 2023).
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on print version record.
ISBN:
1-009-30185-3
OCLC:
1361694168

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