Divided into five chronological sections (Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, Modern and Contemporary) this volume provides readers interested in urban history with a collection of essays on the evolution of public space in that paradigmatic western city which is Rome. Scholars specialized in different historical periods contributed chapt
Divided into five chronological sections (Antiquity, Middle Ages, Renaissance, Baroque, Modern and Contemporary) this volume provides readers interested in urban history with a collection of essays on the evolution of public space in that paradigmatic western city which is Rome. Scholars specialized in different historical periods contributed chaptHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contents: Presentation: crossroads in space and time Ali Madanipour; Introduction Gregory Smith and Jan Gadeyne; Part I Antiquity: Omnis Caesareo cedit labor amphitheatro unum pro cuntis fama loquetur opus (Mart. I 7-8) Manuel Royo; Emperors baths and public space: the imperial thermae in Rome's late antique landscape Dallas DeForest. Part II Middle Ages: Shortcuts: observations on the formation of the medieval street system in Rome Jan Gadeyne; Public access action and display in Rome of the later anni milli Lila Yawn. Part III Renaissance: La loggia delle benedizioni at St Peter's in the quattrocento and the visualization of power Ioana Jimborean; Marcantonio Colonna and the victory at Lepanto: the framing of a public space at Santa Maria in Aracoeli Paul Anderson; 'SPQR/CAPITOLIVM RESTITVIT': the Renovatio of the Campidoglio and Michelangelo's use of the giant order Tamara Smithers. Part IV Baroque: From cattle market to public promenade: remaking the forum in the 17th century Jasmine R. Cloud; Performance and politics in the urban spaces of Baroque Rome Joanna Norman. Part V Modern: Public space as desire dream and history: Freud and Rome Paola Di Cori; Political public space in Rome from 1870 to 2011 Vittorio Vidotto. Part VI Contemporary: Narrating place: perspectives on Pier Paolo Pasolini's Rome Gregory Smith; The shape of public space: place space and junkspace David Mayernik; Contemporary debates on public space in Rome Marco Cremaschi; Bibliography; Index.
Contents: Presentation: crossroads in space and time Ali Madanipour; Introduction Gregory Smith and Jan Gadeyne; Part I Antiquity: Omnis Caesareo cedit labor amphitheatro unum pro cuntis fama loquetur opus (Mart. I 7-8) Manuel Royo; Emperors baths and public space: the imperial thermae in Rome's late antique landscape Dallas DeForest. Part II Middle Ages: Shortcuts: observations on the formation of the medieval street system in Rome Jan Gadeyne; Public access action and display in Rome of the later anni milli Lila Yawn. Part III Renaissance: La loggia delle benedizioni at St Peter's in the quattrocento and the visualization of power Ioana Jimborean; Marcantonio Colonna and the victory at Lepanto: the framing of a public space at Santa Maria in Aracoeli Paul Anderson; 'SPQR/CAPITOLIVM RESTITVIT': the Renovatio of the Campidoglio and Michelangelo's use of the giant order Tamara Smithers. Part IV Baroque: From cattle market to public promenade: remaking the forum in the 17th century Jasmine R. Cloud; Performance and politics in the urban spaces of Baroque Rome Joanna Norman. Part V Modern: Public space as desire dream and history: Freud and Rome Paola Di Cori; Political public space in Rome from 1870 to 2011 Vittorio Vidotto. Part VI Contemporary: Narrating place: perspectives on Pier Paolo Pasolini's Rome Gregory Smith; The shape of public space: place space and junkspace David Mayernik; Contemporary debates on public space in Rome Marco Cremaschi; Bibliography; Index.
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