Smells and Senses of Antiquity in the Modern Imagination
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Smells and Senses of Antiquity in the Modern Imagination
Ribeyrol, Dr Charlotte; Grand-Clement, Dr Adeline
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
06/2023
288
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Inglês
9781350251632
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Introduction: The Fragrant and the Foul: What did Antiquity Smell Like?
Adeline Grand-Clement, University of Toulouse 2 and the Institut Universitaire de France, France and Charlotte Ribeyrol, Sorbonne University and the Institut Universitaire de France, France
I What Smell is the Sacred? The Sensoriality of Antique Rituals
Chapter 1. ' "Unguent from a Carven Jar": Odour and Perfume in Arthur Machen's The Hill of
Dreams (1907)'
Catherine Maxwell, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Chapter 2. 'Incense and Perfumes for Isis. Sensorial Reconstruction of the Pompeian Ritual of Isis in the Visual Arts'
Anna Guedon, University of Toulouse 2, France
II Gendered Smells and Bodies
Chapter 3. 'From Gorgons to Goop: Scent Therapy and the Smell of Transformation in Antiquity and the Holistic Health Movement'
Margaret Day Elsner, University of the South in Sewanee, USA
Chapter 4. 'The smell of marble: Warmth and Sensuality of the Twenty-first Century Classical Bodies'
Fabien Bievre-Perrin, University Lumiere-Lyon, France and Tiphaine Annabelle Besnard, University of Aix-Marseille, France
III Sensing Otherness from Canvas to Screen
Chapter 5. 'Sensing the Past: Sensory Stimuli in Nineteenth-Century Depictions of Roman Baths'
Giacomo Savani, University of Leicester, UK
Chapter 6. 'Evoking Empathy: Smell in the 21st Century Reception of Antiquity'
Kim Berdeen, Leiden University, The Netherlands
IV Recreating the Fragrance(s) of the Past
Chapter 7. 'Archiving the Intangible: Preserving Smells, Historic Perfumes and Other Ways of Approaching the Scented Past'
Cecilia Bembibre, Institute for Sustainable Heritage at University College London, UK
Chapter 8. 'The "Persistence" of an Ancient Perfume: the Rose of Paestum'
Giulia Corrente, University of Rome, Italy
Chapter 9. 'The Fragrance of Ancient Kyphi: An Experimental Workshop'
Amandine Declercq, University of Toulouse 2, France
V Re-enacting the Fragrance(s) of the Past
Chapter 10. '"Balsama et crocum per gradus theatri fluere iussit" (Vita Hadr. 19,5)-The Contemporary Reception of Smells and Senses in the Roman Theatre'
Raffaella Viccei, Catholic University of Milan, Italy
Chapter 11. 'Incense on the grass. A "strongly perfumed" Libation bearers (1999)'
Martina Treu, IULM University of Milan, Italy
Chapter 12. 'Untarnished Experiences? - Re-enactors and Their Appraisal of Smell as Gateway into the Ancient World'
Martin Lindner, University of Goettingen, Germany
Envoi. '"Scratch and Sniff": Recovering and Rediscovering Roman Aroma'
Mark Bradley, University of Nottingham, UK
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Adeline Grand-Clement, University of Toulouse 2 and the Institut Universitaire de France, France and Charlotte Ribeyrol, Sorbonne University and the Institut Universitaire de France, France
I What Smell is the Sacred? The Sensoriality of Antique Rituals
Chapter 1. ' "Unguent from a Carven Jar": Odour and Perfume in Arthur Machen's The Hill of
Dreams (1907)'
Catherine Maxwell, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Chapter 2. 'Incense and Perfumes for Isis. Sensorial Reconstruction of the Pompeian Ritual of Isis in the Visual Arts'
Anna Guedon, University of Toulouse 2, France
II Gendered Smells and Bodies
Chapter 3. 'From Gorgons to Goop: Scent Therapy and the Smell of Transformation in Antiquity and the Holistic Health Movement'
Margaret Day Elsner, University of the South in Sewanee, USA
Chapter 4. 'The smell of marble: Warmth and Sensuality of the Twenty-first Century Classical Bodies'
Fabien Bievre-Perrin, University Lumiere-Lyon, France and Tiphaine Annabelle Besnard, University of Aix-Marseille, France
III Sensing Otherness from Canvas to Screen
Chapter 5. 'Sensing the Past: Sensory Stimuli in Nineteenth-Century Depictions of Roman Baths'
Giacomo Savani, University of Leicester, UK
Chapter 6. 'Evoking Empathy: Smell in the 21st Century Reception of Antiquity'
Kim Berdeen, Leiden University, The Netherlands
IV Recreating the Fragrance(s) of the Past
Chapter 7. 'Archiving the Intangible: Preserving Smells, Historic Perfumes and Other Ways of Approaching the Scented Past'
Cecilia Bembibre, Institute for Sustainable Heritage at University College London, UK
Chapter 8. 'The "Persistence" of an Ancient Perfume: the Rose of Paestum'
Giulia Corrente, University of Rome, Italy
Chapter 9. 'The Fragrance of Ancient Kyphi: An Experimental Workshop'
Amandine Declercq, University of Toulouse 2, France
V Re-enacting the Fragrance(s) of the Past
Chapter 10. '"Balsama et crocum per gradus theatri fluere iussit" (Vita Hadr. 19,5)-The Contemporary Reception of Smells and Senses in the Roman Theatre'
Raffaella Viccei, Catholic University of Milan, Italy
Chapter 11. 'Incense on the grass. A "strongly perfumed" Libation bearers (1999)'
Martina Treu, IULM University of Milan, Italy
Chapter 12. 'Untarnished Experiences? - Re-enactors and Their Appraisal of Smell as Gateway into the Ancient World'
Martin Lindner, University of Goettingen, Germany
Envoi. '"Scratch and Sniff": Recovering and Rediscovering Roman Aroma'
Mark Bradley, University of Nottingham, UK
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Introduction: The Fragrant and the Foul: What did Antiquity Smell Like?
Adeline Grand-Clement, University of Toulouse 2 and the Institut Universitaire de France, France and Charlotte Ribeyrol, Sorbonne University and the Institut Universitaire de France, France
I What Smell is the Sacred? The Sensoriality of Antique Rituals
Chapter 1. ' "Unguent from a Carven Jar": Odour and Perfume in Arthur Machen's The Hill of
Dreams (1907)'
Catherine Maxwell, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Chapter 2. 'Incense and Perfumes for Isis. Sensorial Reconstruction of the Pompeian Ritual of Isis in the Visual Arts'
Anna Guedon, University of Toulouse 2, France
II Gendered Smells and Bodies
Chapter 3. 'From Gorgons to Goop: Scent Therapy and the Smell of Transformation in Antiquity and the Holistic Health Movement'
Margaret Day Elsner, University of the South in Sewanee, USA
Chapter 4. 'The smell of marble: Warmth and Sensuality of the Twenty-first Century Classical Bodies'
Fabien Bievre-Perrin, University Lumiere-Lyon, France and Tiphaine Annabelle Besnard, University of Aix-Marseille, France
III Sensing Otherness from Canvas to Screen
Chapter 5. 'Sensing the Past: Sensory Stimuli in Nineteenth-Century Depictions of Roman Baths'
Giacomo Savani, University of Leicester, UK
Chapter 6. 'Evoking Empathy: Smell in the 21st Century Reception of Antiquity'
Kim Berdeen, Leiden University, The Netherlands
IV Recreating the Fragrance(s) of the Past
Chapter 7. 'Archiving the Intangible: Preserving Smells, Historic Perfumes and Other Ways of Approaching the Scented Past'
Cecilia Bembibre, Institute for Sustainable Heritage at University College London, UK
Chapter 8. 'The "Persistence" of an Ancient Perfume: the Rose of Paestum'
Giulia Corrente, University of Rome, Italy
Chapter 9. 'The Fragrance of Ancient Kyphi: An Experimental Workshop'
Amandine Declercq, University of Toulouse 2, France
V Re-enacting the Fragrance(s) of the Past
Chapter 10. '"Balsama et crocum per gradus theatri fluere iussit" (Vita Hadr. 19,5)-The Contemporary Reception of Smells and Senses in the Roman Theatre'
Raffaella Viccei, Catholic University of Milan, Italy
Chapter 11. 'Incense on the grass. A "strongly perfumed" Libation bearers (1999)'
Martina Treu, IULM University of Milan, Italy
Chapter 12. 'Untarnished Experiences? - Re-enactors and Their Appraisal of Smell as Gateway into the Ancient World'
Martin Lindner, University of Goettingen, Germany
Envoi. '"Scratch and Sniff": Recovering and Rediscovering Roman Aroma'
Mark Bradley, University of Nottingham, UK
Notes
Bibliography
Index
Adeline Grand-Clement, University of Toulouse 2 and the Institut Universitaire de France, France and Charlotte Ribeyrol, Sorbonne University and the Institut Universitaire de France, France
I What Smell is the Sacred? The Sensoriality of Antique Rituals
Chapter 1. ' "Unguent from a Carven Jar": Odour and Perfume in Arthur Machen's The Hill of
Dreams (1907)'
Catherine Maxwell, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Chapter 2. 'Incense and Perfumes for Isis. Sensorial Reconstruction of the Pompeian Ritual of Isis in the Visual Arts'
Anna Guedon, University of Toulouse 2, France
II Gendered Smells and Bodies
Chapter 3. 'From Gorgons to Goop: Scent Therapy and the Smell of Transformation in Antiquity and the Holistic Health Movement'
Margaret Day Elsner, University of the South in Sewanee, USA
Chapter 4. 'The smell of marble: Warmth and Sensuality of the Twenty-first Century Classical Bodies'
Fabien Bievre-Perrin, University Lumiere-Lyon, France and Tiphaine Annabelle Besnard, University of Aix-Marseille, France
III Sensing Otherness from Canvas to Screen
Chapter 5. 'Sensing the Past: Sensory Stimuli in Nineteenth-Century Depictions of Roman Baths'
Giacomo Savani, University of Leicester, UK
Chapter 6. 'Evoking Empathy: Smell in the 21st Century Reception of Antiquity'
Kim Berdeen, Leiden University, The Netherlands
IV Recreating the Fragrance(s) of the Past
Chapter 7. 'Archiving the Intangible: Preserving Smells, Historic Perfumes and Other Ways of Approaching the Scented Past'
Cecilia Bembibre, Institute for Sustainable Heritage at University College London, UK
Chapter 8. 'The "Persistence" of an Ancient Perfume: the Rose of Paestum'
Giulia Corrente, University of Rome, Italy
Chapter 9. 'The Fragrance of Ancient Kyphi: An Experimental Workshop'
Amandine Declercq, University of Toulouse 2, France
V Re-enacting the Fragrance(s) of the Past
Chapter 10. '"Balsama et crocum per gradus theatri fluere iussit" (Vita Hadr. 19,5)-The Contemporary Reception of Smells and Senses in the Roman Theatre'
Raffaella Viccei, Catholic University of Milan, Italy
Chapter 11. 'Incense on the grass. A "strongly perfumed" Libation bearers (1999)'
Martina Treu, IULM University of Milan, Italy
Chapter 12. 'Untarnished Experiences? - Re-enactors and Their Appraisal of Smell as Gateway into the Ancient World'
Martin Lindner, University of Goettingen, Germany
Envoi. '"Scratch and Sniff": Recovering and Rediscovering Roman Aroma'
Mark Bradley, University of Nottingham, UK
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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