A Radical Turn?
Reappropriation, Fragmentation, and Variety in the Postclassical World (3rd-8th c.)
Edited by Ivan Foletti Edited by Marie Okacova Edited by Adrien Palladino
This thematic issue draws on the papers presented at the conference “Radical Turn? Subversions, Conversions, and Mutations in the Postclassical World (3rd-8th c.)” that took place last autumn in Brno, Czech Republic. Its aim is to contribute to the rehabilitation of the period of “Late Antiquity”, which has often been neglected in scholarly circles as a mere transitional period between the classical past and the medieval future. Individual papers reflect on the cultural production of this period from the perspectives of different disciplines (art history, classical philology, archaeology, and history), offering new insights on various aspects of late antique.
- Edited by Ivan Foletti
- Edited by Marie Okacova
- Edited by Adrien Palladino
Other Titles in this Series
Transformed by Emigration
Welcoming Russian Intellectuals, Scientists and Artists (1917-1945)
Volume 4
Entangled Histories at Conques
Interdisciplinary Perspectives on a Unique Site of Medieval Heritage
Volume 15
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