Despite the difficulties in identifying women’s voices in classical Athens, the funerary context is quite enlightening about iconographic and written representations of the deceased. Epitaphs, short inscriptions as well as more detailed epigrams, give us an insight into how women, whether Athenians’ wives, mothers, sisters or daughters, were named and commemorated. Studying together connected inscriptions and images as a whole puts a light on a new set of meanings. Funerary monuments, displayed in public spaces, are indeed communication devices, addressing the passer-by or the deceased themselves.Epigraphical and iconographical evidence are crossed-referenced in this study, which focuses on archaeological data, but also literary ones, in or...
Une série de dédicaces faites par des femmes dans la cité athénienne sur une période allant de 550 à...
This dissertation examines women’s funerary memorials produced in Rome from 1550 to 1750. Their numb...
International audienceThe ancient Greek language has two ways of saying “goddess”: hê thea, but also...
Despite the difficulties in identifying women’s voices in classical Athens, the funerary context is ...
S’il est difficile d’avoir accès à des « voix de femmes » de l’Athènes classique, le contexte funéra...
International audienceMost of the iconography and inscriptions of the Classical Attic tombstones are...
The classical Greek cemetery was a women's space. The tombstones were often decorated with idealized...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 271-308.Introduction -- Chapter 1. The History of the scholar...
Singing the Deads in the Iliad Funeral ceremony for Hector, in Iliad XXIV, is the model adopted by ...
Both in funerary reliefs and in the written sources, writing tools and materials are often associate...
The funerary inscriptions for foreign women in Athens can be used as a source on their juridical and...
This paper studies the formulations used in two closed groups of inscriptions from sanctuaries of go...
The roots of classical Greek public honorary display, often apparently secular in tone, can be found...
International audienceThe main purpose of the analysis of a diverse epigraphic corpus (funeral stone...
Une série de dédicaces faites par des femmes dans la cité athénienne sur une période allant de 550 à...
This dissertation examines women’s funerary memorials produced in Rome from 1550 to 1750. Their numb...
International audienceThe ancient Greek language has two ways of saying “goddess”: hê thea, but also...
Despite the difficulties in identifying women’s voices in classical Athens, the funerary context is ...
S’il est difficile d’avoir accès à des « voix de femmes » de l’Athènes classique, le contexte funéra...
International audienceMost of the iconography and inscriptions of the Classical Attic tombstones are...
The classical Greek cemetery was a women's space. The tombstones were often decorated with idealized...
Theoretical thesis.Bibliography: pages 271-308.Introduction -- Chapter 1. The History of the scholar...
Singing the Deads in the Iliad Funeral ceremony for Hector, in Iliad XXIV, is the model adopted by ...
Both in funerary reliefs and in the written sources, writing tools and materials are often associate...
The funerary inscriptions for foreign women in Athens can be used as a source on their juridical and...
This paper studies the formulations used in two closed groups of inscriptions from sanctuaries of go...
The roots of classical Greek public honorary display, often apparently secular in tone, can be found...
International audienceThe main purpose of the analysis of a diverse epigraphic corpus (funeral stone...
Une série de dédicaces faites par des femmes dans la cité athénienne sur une période allant de 550 à...
This dissertation examines women’s funerary memorials produced in Rome from 1550 to 1750. Their numb...
International audienceThe ancient Greek language has two ways of saying “goddess”: hê thea, but also...