Journal/Revue Anabases. Traditions et Réceptions de l’Antiquité

Depuis sa naissance en mars 2005, Anabases se veut une revue internationale, transdisciplinaire et comparatiste portant sur la réception et les traditions de l’Antiquité à travers le temps. En bref : qu’advient-il de l’Antiquité après l’Antiquité ?
La démarche interculturelle – qui est à la base des problématiques de l’équipe É.R.A.S.M.E. – sous-tend une perspective transversale dans trois registres d’analyse : 1) entre disciplines, comme l’histoire, la philosophie, les littératures, l’archéologie,
les sciences politiques ; 2) entre aires culturelles touchant la Méditerranée, l’Europe, le Proche-Orient et le Moyen-Orient ; 3) entre périodes, depuis l’Antiquité jusqu’au très contemporain.

Le comité de rédaction est composé des membres permanents d’É.R.A.S.M.E. :
Jacques ALEXANDROPOULOS, Marielle de BECHILLON, Corinne BONNET, Philippe FORO, Didier FOUCAULT, Adeline GRAND-CLÉMENT, Anne-Hélène KLINGER-DOLLÉ, Véronique KRINGS, Pascal PAYEN, Catherine VALENTI

For further details on the publication and the acceptance of manuscripts submissions, visit the website.

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ÉRASME
Université de Toulouse-II Le Mirail,
Pavillon de la Recherche
5, allées Antonio-Machado
F -31058 Toulouse Cedex 9Téléphone
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Series Rezeption der Antike

The series is dedicated to the ever more important research of classical reception. A wide understanding of the term is chosen, ranging from the antiquity’s classical reception via historical and modern popular reception to the meta-level covered by the history of science and the history of ideas. The main fo cus is on the Classics and their related subjects. Given the necessary cross-over, all other reception studies are equa lly addressed. A complex and varied phenomenon such as classical reception, this is the fundamental underlying idea of the project, can only be understood by means of a broad knowledge of the sources, their tradition and the context of their reception.Thus, the series continues an approach which has previously been pursued successfully through various titles by Verlag Antike (listed below). The editors and the publisher are happy to receive your suggestions or book proposals.

Edited by:

Kai Brodersen, Klaus Freitag, Jörg Fündling, Martin Lindner, Fritz Mitthof, Peter Van Nuffelen, Susanna Phillippo.

The series Rezeption der Antike is edited by Klaus Freitag, Jörg Fünding, Martin Lindner, Fritz Mitthof, Peter Van Nuffelen, Susanna Philippo, Penelope Goodman.

The series is dedicated to the ever more important research of classical reception. A wide understanding of the term is chosen, ranging from the antiquity’s classical reception via historical and modern popular reception to the meta-level covered by the history of science and the history of ideas.

The main focus is on the Classics and their related subjects. Given the necessary cross-over, all other reception studies are equally addressed.

A complex and varied phenomenon such as classical reception, this is the fundamental underlying idea of the project, can only be understood by means of a broad knowledge of the sources, their tradition and the context of their reception.

Thus, the series continues an approach which has previously been pursued successfully through various titles by Verlag Antike.

The editors and the publisher are happy to receive your suggestions or book proposals.

Die Reihe widmet sich der immer bedeutsamer werdenden Erforschung der Antikenrezeption. Sie setzt dabei auf ein bewusst breites Begriffsverständnis, das von der antiken Antikenrezeption über historische und moderne populäre Rezeption bis hin zur Metaebene der Forschungs- und Ideengeschichte reicht. Schwerpunkt sind die altertumskundlichen Fächer und ihre Nachbardisziplinen. Durch die notwendigen „Grenzüberschreitungen“ werden auch sämtliche anderen rezeptionskundlichen Disziplinen angesprochen.

Die Konzeption trägt der Idee Rechnung, dass ein so vielschichtiges und vielgestaltiges Phänomen wie die Antikenrezeption nur auf Basis guter Kenntnisse der Vorlagen, Traditionslinien und Rezeptionskontexte ihrer jeweiligen Ausprägung verstanden werden kann.

Die Reihe führt damit einen Ansatz fort, der sich bereits in verschiedenen Einzelpublikationen des Verlags abgezeichnet hat.

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Anabases: Traditions et Recéptions de l’Antiquité

Comité de rédaction / Editorial board: Jacques Alexandropoulos, Marielle de Bechillon, Corinne Bonnet, Laurent Bricault, Philippe Foro, Adeline Grand-Clément, Anne-Hélène Klinger-Dollé, Véronique Krings, Pascal Payen, Catherine Valenti.

Depuis sa naissance en mars 2005, Anabases se veut une revue internationale, transdisciplinaire et comparatiste portant sur la réception et les traditions de l’Antiquité à travers le temps. En bref : qu’advient-il de l’Antiquité après l’Antiquité ?
La démarche interculturelle – qui est à la base des problématiques de l’équipe É.R.A.S.M.E. – sous-tend une perspective transversale dans trois registres d’analyse : 1) entre disciplines, comme l’histoire, la philosophie, les littératures, l’archéologie, les sciences politiques ; 2) entre aires culturelles touchant la Méditerranée, l’Europe, le Proche-Orient et le Moyen-Orient ; 3) entre périodes, depuis l’Antiquité jusqu’au très contemporain.

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Antigüedad, nacionalismos e identidades complejas en la historiografía occidental – Antiquity, Nationalism and Complex Identities in Western Historiographies

ANIHO is a project funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness (MINECO HAR2016-76940-P) in which several members of Imagines participate.

ANIHO/ANIWEH aims to study the role played by ancient Greece and Rome in national historiographies, as well as cultural and political expressions of the 18th and 19th centuries. Along with the Spanish case study – central scope of the project – ANIHO / ANIWEH will also look at other contexts that provide enriching parallels within Europe and Latin America, in particular in Argentina and Colombia.Such comparative perspectives will make possible to scrutinise dynamic phenomena such as the relationships between centre and periphery at different cultural and ideological levels.

The project presents two main lines of research: the first one focuses on historiography and analyses the function attributed to Classical Antiquity in the shaping of a Spanish national historiography, from the Enlightenment to the Restauration, as well as in the rising of ‘peripheral’ historiographies (notably Catalan and Basque) that tend to be associated with specific political aspirations. In a similar way, Argentinian  and Colombian historiographies and scholarship will be examined in correlation with the Spanish colonialism.

Secondly, the project will also study the social function of the past and the cultural and political model of Greece and Rome in 18^th, 19^th and 20th centuries. On the one hand, we will look at the use of Antiquity in cultural societies, such as the Amigos del País, Athenaea and at archaeological and travellers’ associations; as well as at historical painting and novels that proliferated in 19^th century Europe and Latin-America. On the other hand, ANIHO/ANIWEH will explore the presence of Graeco-Roman ideas and exempla in political thought and in public oratory, specifically in 19^th century parliamentary context.

Project areas: Historiographies, Archaeology and Travellers, National Histories, Visual Arts, Collecting, Performing Arts, Advertising and Popular Culture.

Members: Oskar Aguado (Universidad del País Vasco), Antonio Duplá (Universidad del País Vasco), Jordi Cortadella (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona), Gloria Mora (Universidad Autónoma de Madrid), Pepa Castillo Pascual (Universidad de La Rioja), Marta García Morcillo (University of Roehampton, London), Amalia Emborujo (Universidad del País Vasco), Ricardo del Molino (Universidad Externado, Colombia), Eleonora Dell’Elicine (Universidad de Buenos Aires), Filippo Carlà (Pädagogische Hochschule Heidelberg), Grégory Reimond (Université de Toulouse II Jean Jaurès-Casa de Velázquez), Jonatan Pérez Mostazo (Universidad del País Vasco), César Sierra (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona).

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