Persianism in antiquity

The aim of this conference is to trace the origins of the concept of "Persia" in post-Achaemenid antiquity. It was in the Hellenistic and early Roman Near East that the idea of Persia fully developed. From the second century BCE, a varied cultural style developed that can best be described...

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Corporate Author: Persianism in antiquity, Veranstaltung 2014, Istanbul (Other)
Contributors: Strootman, Rolf 1968- (Editor) ; Versluys, Miguel John 1971- (Editor)
Format: Print Book
Language:English
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Published: Stuttgart Franz Steiner Verlag [2017]
In: Oriens et occidens (Band 25)
Year: 2017
Reviews:[Rezension von: Persianism in antiquity] (2019) (Podestà, Simone)
[Rezension von: Persianism in antiquity] (2018) (Hensel, Benedikt, 1979 -)
[Rezension von: Persianism in antiquity] (2023) (Waters, Matt)
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Series/Journal:Oriens et occidens Band 25
Standardized Subjects / Keyword chains:B Iran (Antiquity) / Collective memory / Classical antiquity
Further subjects:B Iran Foreign public opinion Congresses
B Iran History To 640 Historiography Congresses
B Civilization, Ancient Iranian influences Congresses
B Achaemenid dynasty (559-330 B.C) Historiography Congresses
B Achaemenid dynasty (559-330 B.C) Influence Congresses
B Conference program 2014 (Istanbul)
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Summary:The aim of this conference is to trace the origins of the concept of "Persia" in post-Achaemenid antiquity. It was in the Hellenistic and early Roman Near East that the idea of Persia fully developed. From the second century BCE, a varied cultural style developed that can best be described as "Persianism" -- the appropriation of an idealized past through the re-use or invention of imagery and concepts associated with that past
Item Description:"Many of the papers in this book originate from the two-day colloquium 'Persianism in Antiquity, held at the Netherlands Institute (NIT) in Turkey, Istanbul, on 24-25 April 2014." - (Acknowledgments)
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"Many of the papers in this book originate from the two-day colloquium 'Persianism in Antiquity', held at the Netherlands Institute (NIT) in Turkey, Istanbul, on 24-25 April 2014." (Acknowledgments)
ISBN:3515113827