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245 00 $aMemoria Romana :$bmemory in Rome and Rome in memory /$cedited by G. Karl Galinsky.
264 1 $aAnn Arbor, Michigan :$bUniversity of Michigan Press for American Academy in Rome,$c2014.
300 $axi, 193 pages, 4 unnumbered color plates :$billustrations, maps, plans ;$c29 cm.
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490 1 $aMemoirs of the American Academy in Rome ;$vsupplementary volume X
500 $aPapers based on a conference held at the American Academy in Rome in October of 2011.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references.
505 00 $gList of figures --$gList of contributors --$gPreface and acknowledgments --$gIntroduction /$rKarl Galinsky --$tThe memory of Rome in Rome /$rRichard Jenkyns --$tMemory and memoirs in republican Rome /$rHarriet I. Flower --$tPopular memory /$rT.P. Wiseman --$tIn defense of concepts, categories, and other abstractions:$tremarks on a theory of memory (in the making) /$rKarl-J. Hölkeskamp --$tMemory, myth, and power in Statius's Silvae /$rGianpiero Rosata --$tMoving events:$tCurating the memory of the Roman triumph /$rDiane Favro --$tMemory and the Roman viewer:$tlooking at the Arch of Constantine /$rJessica Hughes --$tRemembering with Greek masterpieces:$tobservations on memory and Roman copies /$rAnna Anguissola --$tRemembering a geography of resistance:$tplebian secessions, then and now /$rLisa Marie Mignone --$tCultural and digital memory:$tcase studies from the virtual world heritage laboratory /$rBernard Frischer --$tMemorials and their voices /$rDaniel Libeskind.
520 2 $a"Concern with memory permeated Roman literature, history, rhetorical training, and art and architecture. This is the first book to look at the phenomenon from a variety of perspectives, including cognitive science. There is no orthodoxy in memory studies and the approaches are both empirical and theoretical. A central issue is: Who and what preserved and shaped cultural memory in Rome, and how did that process work? Areas and subjects covered include the Romans' view of the changing physical fabric of the city, monuments (by etymology related to memory) such as the Arch of Constantine, memory and the Roman triumph, Roman copies of Greek sculpture and their relation to memory, the importance of written information and of continuing process, the creation of memory in Republican memoirs and Flavian poetry, the invention of traditions, and the connection of cultural and digital memory. The ten chapters present original findings that complement earlier scholarship from the perspective of memory and open up new horizons for inquiry. The introduction by volume editor Karl Galinsky situates the work within current studies on cultural and social memory, and the concluding chapter by Daniel Libeskind provides the perspective of a contemporary practitioner. Additional contributors include Richard Jenkyns, Harriet I. Flower, T. P. Wiseman, Karl-J. Holkeskamp, Gianpiero Rosati, Diane Favro, Jessica Hughes, Anna Anguissola, Lisa Marie Mignone, and Bernard Frischer"--$cProvided by publisher.
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650 7 $aLITERARY CRITICISM / Ancient & Classical.$2bisacsh
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700 1 $aGalinsky, Karl,$d1942-$eeditor.
830 0 $aMemoirs of the American Academy in Rome.$pSupplementary volume ;$v10.
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