Orpheus : Some metaphors in mosaic
| Identifiant AIEMA | 23-360 |
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| auteur du texte | COOKSON Neil |
| publication collective | XI. Uluslararasi antik mozaik sempozyumu, 16-20 Ekim 2009 Bursa, Tükiye : Türkiye Mozaikleri ve Antik Dönemden Ortaçağ Dünyasına Diğer Mozaiklerle Paralel Gelişimi... / XIth International Mosaic Studies Symposium, 16th-20th October 2009, Bursa : Mosaics of Turkey and Parallel Developments in the Rest of the Ancient and Medieval World |
| ISBN | 978-605-560781-4 |
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| pagination | p. 259-268 |
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New theory about the interpretation of archaeological and other cultural remains is applied to the study of mosaics from Turkey and Britain which represent Orpheus. These are considered in relation to four metaphor-concepts referred to as personhood, social effect, cognitive space, and time-presence, concepts that reflect the interest of archaeologists in identity, agency, cognition and time. Although there are similarities in changing depictions and styles of representation, it is argued that there are some fundamentally different meanings evident in these metaphorical-conceptual areas, both between east and west, and between the middle and terminal empire. (Author’s abstract.) |
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| commentaire | p. 259-268, 11 ill. coul. Éditeur : Istanbul, Ege Yayınları Colloque : 2009, Bursa |
| publié dans le bulletin | 2013-23 |