Suto, Yoshiyuki (ed.) Transmission and Organization of Knowledge in the Ancient Mediterranean World, Wien: Phoibos Verlag, 2021.
The role of transmission and organization of knowledge is essential to our understanding of the ancient Mediterranean world. This collection examines how various media, such as the colloquial, the textual, and the visual, and their intricate and effective combination enabled the productive transmission and organization of knowledge from Archaic Period to Late Antiquity.
*2018年に実施された第4海日欧古代地中海世界コロキアムの成果に基づいています。写真をクリックすると出版社ページに遷移します。
《Contents》
Acknowledgements
List of Contributors
Introduction (Yoshiyuki Suto)
Greek numerals and numeracy (Josine Blok)
The Epigraphy and Topography of the Sanctuary of Machaon in Gerenia. (Andronike K. Makres)
What the Use of Writing Tools Brought about in Ancient Greece: Plato’s Mind-Models and the Alexandrian Library (Yasuhira Yahei Kanayama)
Oral Transmission of Knowledge and Suppressing the Audience’s Thorubos in Classical Athens (Noboru Sato)
Diffusion of Roman Imperial Portraits (Kyoko Sengoku-Haga)
Intercultural exchange of knowledge in the archaic and classical Mediterranean (Kostas Vlassopoulos)
Purple Dye in the Aegean: Technology, production, trade and transmission of knowledge (Lilian Karali)
Bridging the Gulf: The Role of Landscape in the Transmission and Organisation of Knowledge (Catherine Morgan)
Western Greek Poleis and Sanctuaries Abroad (Judith M. Barringer)
Travelling Images, Travelling Gods. Greek-Phoenician Encounters. (Marion Meyer)
Social Resilience and Organization of Knowledge in Ptolemaic Egypt. (Yoshiyuki Suto)
The Knowledge Transmitted by Inscribed Accounts and Legal Documents. (Elizabeth A. Meyer)
Sharing Divine and Human knowledge: Oracles and Lots. (Irad Malkin)
Transmission of the Concept of the Public / Private Distinction in Classical Athens. (Mariko Sakurai)
The Classical Greek Historians and Their Sources. (P. J. Rhodes†)
The History the Rhetorically Educated Knew. (J. E. Lendon)
Continuation and (Re)creation of Foundation Discourses in Lycia and theirHistorical Background. (Akiko Moroo)
Transmission of Council Documents: A Case of the Fourth-CenturyAntiochene Church. (Hajime Tanaka)
Index
Special Volume of KODAI: Journal of Ancient History 16 (2015), Proceedings of the Second Euro-Japanese Colloquium of the Ancient Mediterrnean World: Social Norms and Public Sphere (held at the University of Tokyo in 2009.3.27-29
2009年に行われた第2回日欧古代地中海世界コロキアムの成果によるものです。
《Contents》
Mariko Sakurai, Foreword.
Henk Singor, The Annual Assembling of the Spartan Hippeis.
Claire Jacqmin, Social Norms and Public Sphere: Marriage to Social Inferiord in Archaic and Classical Cities.
Hugh Bowden, Nameless Gods: Mystery Cults, Myth, Ritual and Greek Polis Religion.
Noboru Sato, Out-of-Court Settlement and Public Opinion in Democratic Athens.
Asako Kurihara, idiai graphai: Sense of Community in Demosthenes 21 (Against Meidias).
Shinya Ueno, Towards A Historical Interpretation of Isocrates' Panathenaicus.
Toshibumi Matsubara, Out of Many, One? An Aspect of the Public Rôle of Roman Historiography.
Athanasios Rizakis, The Greek ruling class under the Empire: a privileged mediator between Rome and the cities.
Hajime Tanaka, Libanius' Pro Templis (Or. XXX): Another Aspect of Ruler-Subject Relationship.
Satoshi Urano, The Apionic Inheritors and Successors in the Late Sixth to Early Seventh Centuries.