Critical approaches to ancient Near Eastern art

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Other Authors: Brown, Brian A. (Editor) , Feldman, Marian H. (Other)
Format: Edited Volume
Language:English
Published: Boston Berlin De Gruyter 2014
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Author Notes:edited by Brian A. Brown and Marian H. Feldman
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction Marian H. Feldman
  • I. Defining the Field: Archaeology and Politics in Iraq Lamia al-Gailani Werr
  • Forgeries of Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts and Cultures Oscar White Muscarella
  • Beyond the East-West Dichotomy in Syrian and Levantine Wall Paintings Constance von Rüden
  • Orientalism and Orientalization in the Iron Age Mediterranean Ann C. Gunter
  • II. Technologies and Practices of Artistic Production: The Historiography of the Concept of "Workshop" in Ancient Near Eastern Archaeology: Descriptive Models and Theoretical Approaches (Anthropology vs. Art History) Silvana Di Paolo
  • The Impact of the "Portable": Integrating "Minor Arts" into the Ancient Near Eastern Canon Allison Karmel Thomason
  • The Influence of the Physical Medium on the Decoration of a Work of Art: A Case Study of the "Phoenician" Bowls Francesca Onnis
  • Impressions of the Contest Scene: Glyptic Imagery and Sealing Practice in the Akkadian Period Yelena Rakic
  • Histories of Cypriot Art through Seal Carving Joanna S. Smith
  • III. Text and Image: Relating Image and Word in Ancient Mesopotamia Cory D. Crawford
  • --Pictorial Mythology and Narrative in the Ancient Near East Karen Sonik
  • Art's Role in the Origins of Writing: The Seal-Carver, the Scribe, and the Earliest Lexical Texts Jennifer C. Ross
  • Posthumous Images and the Memory of the Akkadian Kings Melissa Eppihimer
  • Styles of Pictorial Narratives in Assurbanipal's Reliefs Chikako E. Watanabe
  • IV. Social Identities: Sexuality, Reproduction and Gender in Terracotta Plaques from the Late Third-Early Second Millennia BCE Sarah B. Graff
  • Images and Conceptions of Ideal Feminine Beauty in Neo-Assyrian Royal Contexts, c.883627 BCE Amy Rebecca Gansell
  • Uniforms and Non-Conformists: Tensions and Trends in Early Dynastic Fashion Aubrey Baadsgaard
  • Terracotta Figurines and Social Identities in Hellenistic Babylonia Stephanie M. Langin-Hooper
  • The Impressed Image: Glyptic Studies as Art and Social History Mark B. Garrison
  • Culture on Display: Representations of Ethnicity in the Art of the Late Assyrian State Brian A. Brown
  • V. Religion, Ritual and Politics: Human, Divine or Both? The Uruk Vase and the Problem of Ambiguity in Early Mesopotamian Visual Arts Claudia E. Suter
  • A Silent Message: Godlike Kings in Mesopotamian Art Tallay Ornan
  • When the Subject is the Object: Relational Ontologies, the Partible Person and Images of Naram-Sin Anne Porter
  • Gods, Heroes, Rituals, and Violence: Warfare in Neo-Assyrian Art Paul Collins
  • The Tell Asmar Hoard and Rituals of Early Dynastic Sculpture Jean M. Evans
  • VI. Making and Defining Space: A Feast for the Eyes: Depiction and Performance of Ritual within the Sacred Space of Middle Bronze Age Ebla Alice A. Petty
  • The Art of Building a Late Assyrian Royal Palace David Kertai
  • The Assyrian Landscape as Ritual Ann Shafer
  • Aesthetics of the Natural Environment in the Arts of the Ancient Near East: The Elamite Rock-Cut Sanctuary of Kurangun Javier Álvarez-Mon
  • Art of the Achaemenid Empire, and Art in the Achaemenid Empire Henry P. Colburn