This article investigates the portrayal of the king bee by Greek andRoman writers. Their depiction of these creatures was not a scientificone: many aspects of their description were influenced bywidespread Greek and Roman ideas on government, while othersshow even more specific influences from contemporary thinking.At the same time, the hive was used as a model for human society,since bees presented a society that succeeded in living togetherwithout stasis (civil strife), in harmony
This paper studies the ways in which the honey bee is used as a symbol in Western art, specifically ...
Citation: Kinman, Charles Franklin. A swarm of bees in May. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural...
Since Antiquity and through the Middle Ages, the world of bees appears in metaphors and allegories w...
This article investigates the portrayal of the king bee by Greek andRoman writers. Their depiction o...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015This work is a cultural and literary history of the be...
The mythical bee flies over and throughout human history, leaving traces of coexistence between inse...
This paper seeks to explore the space that bees occupy within Greek religious practice. By exploring...
<p>In antiquity bees and honey had a very special significance. Honey was indeed considered to...
Abstract The field of bioaesthetics seeks to understand how modern humans may have first developed a...
Transformation of culture, although modern in investigation of the present moment, is not only the s...
This is the publisher's version, also available electronically from https://journals.ku.edu/index.ph...
The details of observations and accounts recorded in Aristotle’s Historia Animalium have been catalo...
The symbol of the bee in Classical literature has prompted discussion for centuries. What has receiv...
Virgil makes no secret that he attempts to justify the new imperial order established by Augustus Ca...
With a particular emphasis on the perspective of the human-animal relationship, the author presents ...
This paper studies the ways in which the honey bee is used as a symbol in Western art, specifically ...
Citation: Kinman, Charles Franklin. A swarm of bees in May. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural...
Since Antiquity and through the Middle Ages, the world of bees appears in metaphors and allegories w...
This article investigates the portrayal of the king bee by Greek andRoman writers. Their depiction o...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015This work is a cultural and literary history of the be...
The mythical bee flies over and throughout human history, leaving traces of coexistence between inse...
This paper seeks to explore the space that bees occupy within Greek religious practice. By exploring...
<p>In antiquity bees and honey had a very special significance. Honey was indeed considered to...
Abstract The field of bioaesthetics seeks to understand how modern humans may have first developed a...
Transformation of culture, although modern in investigation of the present moment, is not only the s...
This is the publisher's version, also available electronically from https://journals.ku.edu/index.ph...
The details of observations and accounts recorded in Aristotle’s Historia Animalium have been catalo...
The symbol of the bee in Classical literature has prompted discussion for centuries. What has receiv...
Virgil makes no secret that he attempts to justify the new imperial order established by Augustus Ca...
With a particular emphasis on the perspective of the human-animal relationship, the author presents ...
This paper studies the ways in which the honey bee is used as a symbol in Western art, specifically ...
Citation: Kinman, Charles Franklin. A swarm of bees in May. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricultural...
Since Antiquity and through the Middle Ages, the world of bees appears in metaphors and allegories w...