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Landscapes of War in Greek and Roman Literature – eBook

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eBook Details

  • Authors: Bettina Reitz-Joosse, Marian W. Makins, C. J. Mackie
  • File Size: 2 MB
  • Format: PDF
  • Length: 266 Pages
  • Publisher: ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎Bloomsbury Academic; 1st edition
  • Publication Date: April 23, 2021
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: ‎ ‎ B08QTZZM1M
  • ISBN-10: 1350157902, 1350157910, 1350157929
  • ISBN-13: 9781350157903, 9781350157910, 9781350157927
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In the captivating volume, Landscapes of War in Greek and Roman Literature (PDF), an international ensemble of literary scholars and ancient historians delves deep into the intricate creation, manipulation, and representation of ancient warfare landscapes within literary texts. The relationship between landscape and warfare is multi-dimensional; landscapes can ignite conflicts, dictate their progression, and profoundly shape the emotional experiences of those involved. Simultaneously, the ravages of war leave a permanent mark on landscapes, forever altering how they are perceived and experienced in subsequent narratives. This groundbreaking work innovatively examines how Greco-Roman literature has grappled with this complex interplay between war and landscape.

Employing contemporary frameworks from cognitive theory, memory studies, ecocriticism, and other interdisciplinary fields, the chapters pose thought-provoking questions: How did the Greeks and Romans artistically depict the impact of warfare on the environment? What differences did they delineate between wartime landscapes and other geographic spaces? How did literary representations encode the varied experiences of warfare within landscapes? In what manner was memory interwoven with landscapes during wartime and in its aftermath? Furthermore, how have ancient landscapes of war influenced modern perspectives and representations of conflict?

The volume is organized into four insightful sections, wherein contributors investigate various aspects such as combatants’ perceptions and experiences of war-touched landscapes, the interaction between warfare and the natural environment, both symbolic and literal forms of territorial dominance in military frameworks, and the way war landscapes serve as spaces of memory. Notably, several entries offer a unique focus on the intersections of contemporary warfare, landscapes, and the rich classical past.

ISBNs: 978-1350157910, 978-1350157903, 978-1350157927

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