This book's subject and interdisciplinary approach will interest scholars in several subfields of Classics: art history, archaeology, literary and cultural studies. Its focus on pictorial and poetic representations of love stories will also appeal to academics who study the history of emotions, and the wider public intrigued by ancient Rome.
This book's subject and interdisciplinary approach will interest scholars in several subfields of Classics: art history, archaeology, literary and cultural studies. Its focus on pictorial and poetic representations of love stories will also appeal to academics who study the history of emotions, and the wider public intrigued by ancient Rome.
Hérica Valladares is Assistant Professor of Classics at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. The author of several articles on Roman wall painting and poetry, she has held fellowships at the American Academy in Rome and the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts in Washington, DC.
Inhaltsangabe
List of figures List of plates Acknowledgments Introduction. On Roman tenderness 1. The tenderness of lovers 2. The tenderness of monsters 3. The tender interior Epilogue. Tenderness transformed Bibliography Index.
List of figures List of plates Acknowledgments Introduction. On Roman tenderness 1. The tenderness of lovers 2. The tenderness of monsters 3. The tender interior Epilogue. Tenderness transformed Bibliography Index.
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