Dominant, verführend, ewig schuld
Frauen im Umfeld des Herrschers
Contributions by Elisabeth Birnbaum Contributions by Sara Kipfer Contributions by Daliah Bawanypeck Contributions by Dominic Bärsch Contributions by Anja Klöckner Contributions by Konrad Huber Contributions by Erasmus Gaß Contributions by Thomas Pratsch Contributions by Katharina Greschat Contributions by Despoina Ariantzi Contributions by Petra Melichar Contributions by Sebastian Scholz Contributions by Stefan Nowicki Edited by Ludger Körntgen Edited by Heide Frielinghaus Edited by Sebastian Grätz Edited by Heike Grieser Edited by Johannes Pahlitzsch Edited by Doris Prechel
Hardback (Published)
(May 2022)
ISBN: 9783847114048
6.3 x 9.33 inches
Price: $74.00
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In Antike und Mittelalter sind im euromediterranen Raum nur vereinzelt Frauen als Herrscherinnen nachweisbar, die Regierungsgeschafte aktiv und eigenstandig fuhrten. Andererseits lasst sich eine Vielzahl weiblicher Figuren feststellen, die durch eine besondere Nahe zum mannlichen Herrscher grossen politischen Einfluss erlangen konnten. Solche Frauen werden in den Beitragen dieses Bandes sowohl unter quellenreferenzierten als auch figurativen Perspektiven betrachtet. Die Untersuchungen reichen vom Mesopotamien des 24. Jhdts. v. Chr. bis zum byzantinischen Reich des 14./15. Jhdts. n. Chr.
Throughout Antiquity and the Middle Ages, only a few women can be discerned who were active and independent rulers. Nonetheless, there were a considerable number of female figures who acquired immense political influence due to their particularly close proximity to a male ruler. Such figures are handled in this volume, both from the perspective of the sources and as literary figures. The framework of this study, which ranges from Mesopotamia of the 24th century BC to the Byzantine Empire of the 14th/15th century AD, through an intercultural comparison facilitates, not least of all, the identification of basic interpretative schemes for these figures which were employed contemporaneously and afterward, and indeed even influence modern scholarship.
- Contributions by Elisabeth Birnbaum
- Contributions by Sara Kipfer
- Contributions by Daliah Bawanypeck
- Contributions by Dominic Bärsch
- Contributions by Anja Klöckner
- Contributions by Konrad Huber
- Contributions by Erasmus Gaß
- Contributions by Thomas Pratsch
- Contributions by Katharina Greschat
- Contributions by Despoina Ariantzi
- Contributions by Petra Melichar
- Contributions by Sebastian Scholz
- Contributions by Stefan Nowicki
- Edited by Ludger Körntgen
- Edited by Heide Frielinghaus
- Edited by Sebastian Grätz
- Edited by Heike Grieser
- Edited by Johannes Pahlitzsch
- Edited by Doris Prechel
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