Space, Narrative, and Historical Imagination in Livy's Ab Urbe Condita /
The surviving books of Livy's Ab Urbe Condita (written ca. 30 - 15 BCE), narrate the origins of Rome, the gradual growth of the city, and its rise to Mediterranean hegemony. This monograph reads Livy's work as, among other things, a narrative about space - the space of the city and the spa...
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Historiography of Rome and Its Empire ;
21.
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| 505 | 0 | |t Contents -- Historiography of Rome and Its Empire Series -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations, Texts, and Translations -- Introduction: Space, Narrative, and Livy's Ab Urbe Condita -- 1 The City, the World, and the Space of Livy's Ab Urbe Condita -- 2 Space, Human Experience, and Narrative -- 3 Space, Roman Historiography, and the Ab Urbe Condita -- 4 Space in the Ab Urbe Condita: State of the Art and Open Questions -- 5 A Narratology of Space -- 6 An Outline of This Book -- 1 Strife, Reconciliation, and Change in the Forum Romanum -- 1 Writing the City -- 2 Setting the Scene: Livy's Forum -- 3 A Space Torn Apart: the Forum in Livy's Struggle of the Orders -- 4 Forum and Curia in an Expanding World -- 5 Permanence, Change, and Political Symbolism in Livy's Forum -- 2 The Space of the City -- 1 Founding the City: Book 1 -- 2 The Capitol -- 3 Other Hills -- 4 The Campus Martius -- 5 Boundaries: Tiber, Walls, Gates, and Janiculum -- 6 Synthetic Views of the City Space -- 7 Rome in the Ab Urbe Condita -- 3 The Space of Battle -- 1 Shaping Military Space in the Ab Urbe Condita -- 2 Standard Military Space -- 3 Topography -- 4 The Spatial Vocabulary of Battle: War, Conquest, and Control -- 4 The Semantics of Space and Gender -- 1 Space, Gender, and Narrative -- 2 Spatial Transgressions I: Men in (Other Men's) Private Spaces -- 3 Spatial Transgressions II: Women in Public Space -- 4 Liminal Spaces -- 5 Subverting Roman Space I: Verginia and the Decemvirate -- 6 Subverting Roman Space II: the Bacchanalian Scandal -- 7 Gender, Power, and Space in the Ab Urbe Condita -- Conclusions: Livy's Vocabulary of Space -- 1 Space, Semantics, and Historical Imagination -- 2 Relational Space, Control, and Emotion -- 3 How to Make the State Function: Space and Livy's Political Vision -- Referenced Works -- Index. | |
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