The Athenian Adonia in context : the Adonis festival as cultural practice
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The Athenian Adonia in context : the Adonis festival as cultural practice
（Wisconsin studies in classics）
University of Wisconsin Press, c2016
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 213-235) and indexes
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内容説明
Ancient sources and modern scholars have often represented the Athenian festival of Adonis as a marginal and faintly ridiculous private women's ritual. Seeds were planted each year in pots and, once sprouted, carried to the rooftops, where women lamented the death of Aphrodite's youthful consort Adonis. Laurialan Reitzammer resourcefully examines a wide array of surviving evidence about the Adonia, arguing for its symbolic importance in fifth- and fourth-century Athenian culture as an occasion for gendered commentary on mainstream Athenian practices.
Reitzammer uncovers correlations of the Adonia to Athenian wedding rituals and civic funeral oration and provides illuminating evidence that the festival was a significant cultural template for such diverse works as Aristophanes' drama Lysistrata and Plato's dialogue Phaedrus. Her fresh approach offers a timely contribution to studies of the ways gender and sexuality intersect with religion and ritual in ancient Greece.
目次
Acknowledgments Abbreviations and References
Introduction
1 Adonis and the Adonia: Trends in Representation, Ancient and Modern
2 Weddings: Stairway to Heaven
3 Funerals: Aristophanes's Adoniazousai
4 Philosophy: Gardening for Fun in Plato's Phaedrus
Conclusion
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Notes
Bibliography
Index
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