Pierini rachele (3 resultados)

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Brossura. Condición: new. Quarto Inferiore, 2014; br., pp. 240, cm 17x24. (Eikasmos. Sussidi. 3). Libro.

Brossura. Condición: nuovo. 264pp. Patron, 2021. brossura. NUOVO - THRONOS Design and Mycenaean furnishing items are different realizations and interpretations of the same craft, whose similarities far exceed chronological differences, starting with common features in designers and classicists work. Designers observe phenomena and convey the core part of their message into a new form through a different material. Classicists use these same mechanisms in working with words and texts by identifying the morphophonological structures of a language and analysing them from a diachronic perspective or translating them into another language. By looking at words as evolving prototypes, Mycenaean to-no happens to be the prototype of thrones as well as that of Chair_One MAGIS. This has been the starting point of THRONOS as a Historical Grammar of Furniture. The Pylos Ta tablets show us the earliest reconstructable stages, not only of Greek furniture terminology but also of Greek craftsmanship: prototypes, the items and the nouns used to define them. The study of this material must take into account the vital connection between language and tangible objects, between nouns and items evolution. On this basis Pierini has designed THRONOS. Historical Grammar of Furniture in Mycenaean and Beyond, an idea that co-editors Bernabé and Ercoles have helped to convey into a collective volume. Acknowledgements Preface Abbreviations. IN MYCENAEAN I PrototyPes The Pylos Ta series F. auRa JoRRo, Las interpretaciones de la serie Ta de Pilo en su contexto Furnishing paraphernalia G. scozzaRi, Ritual use of e-ka-ra a. Russotti, ti-ri-po: unusual description for an every-day object. to-pe-za J. PiqueRo, The tables of the Pylos Ta series: text and context a. beRnabé, How to describe things? Depictions of tables on Mycenaean tablets and in a present-day furniture catalogue P. sabattini, Were Mycenaean tables three-footed? Etymological, iconographical, archaeological, and contextual remarks to-no F. Díez Platas, Imagining chairs: models and representations of Mycenaean thronoi c. VaRias, La fiesta religiosa micénica to-no-e-ke-te-ri-jo: ¿fiesta del arrastre del trono o fiesta del agarre de las flores ? . ta-ra-nu M. PeRna-R. zucca, Il ta-ra-nu nel Mediterraneo antico . II Materials Wood R. PieRini, Mycenaean wood: re-thinking the function of furniture in the Pylos Ta tablets within Bronze Age sacrificial practices Ivory e.R. luJán, The vocabulary of ivory in Mycenaean Greek a2 -r. o.[ ]u. -do-pi e. RoMani, The odd couple : morpho-syntactic analysis of a-ja-me-na a2 -r.o.[ ]u. -do-pi V VII III Functions Indoor M. eRcoles, A chair for singing: the imagery of the aoidos from Mycenaean to Classical Age . a.i. JiMénez san cRistóbal, Θρόνος tra poemi e inni omerici s. nannini, Le abitazioni dell Odissea R. tosi, Furniture and proverbs: some examples E. RosaMilia, Thronoi from the Athenian acropolis C. neRi, Tre θρόνοι e un δίφρος: mancate corrispondenze אֵ סִ כ/θρόνος nel libro dei Proverbi Outdoor l. FioRentini, Una possibile funzione dello sgabello in Cratin. fr. 32 K.-A. s. aMenDola, Aeschylus, Euripides and the conquest of a re[g]al throne: reflections on the staging of Aristophanes Frogs . P. naVa, The celestial footstool: the metaphor of the throne and the stool in Classical astrology Indexes 1. Index of Linear B tablets 2. Index of Linear B abbreviations and logograms 3. Index of Linear B words 4. Index locorum 5. Index of alphabetic Greek words 6. Index of Latin words. …