The Monumental
Herausgeber: Loukaki, Argyro
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The Monumental is an interdisciplinary collection of original, cutting-edge contributions by international researchers pursuing the epistemology and ontology of monuments over time and geography.
The Monumental is an interdisciplinary collection of original, cutting-edge contributions by international researchers pursuing the epistemology and ontology of monuments over time and geography.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. März 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9781032857497
- ISBN-10: 1032857498
- Artikelnr.: 71850699
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- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 260
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. März 2025
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9781032857497
- ISBN-10: 1032857498
- Artikelnr.: 71850699
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Argyro Loukaki is Professor Emerita at the Hellenic Open University (HOU). She has a DPhil from Oxford University, an MSc in Architectural Engineering from NTUA, an MA from Sussex University, and an MSc from Panteion University. She has obtained doctoral/postdoctoral fellowships and prizes from the Greek State Scholarship Foundation and universities including Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, NTUA, and the universities of Oxford and Princeton. Loukaki created the Master's Program "Art-Cultural Heritage-Development Policies" and launched bi-annual international conferences on art and/in space held at the Acropolis Museum. Earlier, she accomplished urban planning, architectural design and monuments' preservation projects as a functionary of the Greek state, including archaeological landscaping and restoration, and was Planning Advisor to the City of Piraeus. She has authored 11 books plus many articles and monographs in English and Greek on art, architecture and space, cultural heritage, restoration and its aesthetics, Mediterranean cultural geography and the geographical unconscious, tourism, landscape, and the spatialities of Classical Greek tragedy. The Monumental is the fourth by Routledge. Previous books by Routledge include: Living Ruins, Value Conflicts; The Geographical Unconscious; Urban Art and the City: Creating, Destroying, and Reclaiming the Sublime.
List of figuresList of contributorsAcknowledgments
Introduction: Towards an ontology and epistemology of the monumental
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
PART IThe Mediterranean as source of monumentality and sublimity from
prehistory to the present
1 The monumentalization of Mycenaean architecture after 1200 BCE
MANOLIS MIKRAKIS
2 Monumentality as a form of societal expression: The case of Naxiwn Polis
in the Archaic period
ALEXANDRA S. SFYROERA
3 Shaping the ancient urban landscape: Monumentality in the cities of Roman
Greece
VASILIS EVANGELIDIS
4 Hagia Sophia, monumentality, and the world stage
ROBERT G. OUSTERHOUT
5 The perception of monuments in Late Byzantium and beyond: Representations
of donors holding a church model
DIONYSIOS MOURELATOS
6 The other monument: From monumentality to mnemonicality
KONSTANTINOS I. SOUEREF
PART IIModern and ultramodern dialogues with Classical monumentality:
Exaltations, antagonisms, disputes, retractions
7 Political monuments as references to the idealized ancient landscape
KONSTANTINOS MORAITIS
8 Building modern sacred geographies: The subtle monumental of Dimitris
Pikionis
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
9 Monumentalizing historical time: Body, nation, and utopia in 20th-century
Greece
DIMITRIS PLANTZOS
PART IIIThe Eastern and Western monumental from antiquity to the present
10 The East-West divide, the Eastern monumental and Greek classicism: The
case of China and India
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
11 On the monumental MANOLIS KORRES
12 Architecture of magnificence: Monumental tendencies in mid-18th-century
architectural discourse
FELIX MARTIN
13 A particular kind of monumentality in the work of Mark Rothko
KALLIOPI KOUNDOURI
14 Postwar social housing: the (anti)monumentality of Georges Candilis
KORINNA ZINOVIA WEBER
15 Monumentality, skyscrapers, and being human
GORDANA KOROLIJA FONTANA-GIUSTI
PART IV
Bridging the European center with the Mediterranean periphery: 19th-
21st-century artistic and architectural links
16 Monumentality, poetry, and memory: Eugène Delacroix's The Death of
Sardanapalus and Yannoulis Halepas's Sleeping LadyMELITA EMMANOUIL
17 Monumentality and the Great National Donors in Greek cityscapes:
Phantasmagoria in the midst of crises
LILA LEONTIDOU
Concluding thoughtsARGYRO LOUKAKI
Index
Introduction: Towards an ontology and epistemology of the monumental
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
PART IThe Mediterranean as source of monumentality and sublimity from
prehistory to the present
1 The monumentalization of Mycenaean architecture after 1200 BCE
MANOLIS MIKRAKIS
2 Monumentality as a form of societal expression: The case of Naxiwn Polis
in the Archaic period
ALEXANDRA S. SFYROERA
3 Shaping the ancient urban landscape: Monumentality in the cities of Roman
Greece
VASILIS EVANGELIDIS
4 Hagia Sophia, monumentality, and the world stage
ROBERT G. OUSTERHOUT
5 The perception of monuments in Late Byzantium and beyond: Representations
of donors holding a church model
DIONYSIOS MOURELATOS
6 The other monument: From monumentality to mnemonicality
KONSTANTINOS I. SOUEREF
PART IIModern and ultramodern dialogues with Classical monumentality:
Exaltations, antagonisms, disputes, retractions
7 Political monuments as references to the idealized ancient landscape
KONSTANTINOS MORAITIS
8 Building modern sacred geographies: The subtle monumental of Dimitris
Pikionis
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
9 Monumentalizing historical time: Body, nation, and utopia in 20th-century
Greece
DIMITRIS PLANTZOS
PART IIIThe Eastern and Western monumental from antiquity to the present
10 The East-West divide, the Eastern monumental and Greek classicism: The
case of China and India
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
11 On the monumental MANOLIS KORRES
12 Architecture of magnificence: Monumental tendencies in mid-18th-century
architectural discourse
FELIX MARTIN
13 A particular kind of monumentality in the work of Mark Rothko
KALLIOPI KOUNDOURI
14 Postwar social housing: the (anti)monumentality of Georges Candilis
KORINNA ZINOVIA WEBER
15 Monumentality, skyscrapers, and being human
GORDANA KOROLIJA FONTANA-GIUSTI
PART IV
Bridging the European center with the Mediterranean periphery: 19th-
21st-century artistic and architectural links
16 Monumentality, poetry, and memory: Eugène Delacroix's The Death of
Sardanapalus and Yannoulis Halepas's Sleeping LadyMELITA EMMANOUIL
17 Monumentality and the Great National Donors in Greek cityscapes:
Phantasmagoria in the midst of crises
LILA LEONTIDOU
Concluding thoughtsARGYRO LOUKAKI
Index
List of figuresList of contributorsAcknowledgments
Introduction: Towards an ontology and epistemology of the monumental
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
PART IThe Mediterranean as source of monumentality and sublimity from
prehistory to the present
1 The monumentalization of Mycenaean architecture after 1200 BCE
MANOLIS MIKRAKIS
2 Monumentality as a form of societal expression: The case of Naxiwn Polis
in the Archaic period
ALEXANDRA S. SFYROERA
3 Shaping the ancient urban landscape: Monumentality in the cities of Roman
Greece
VASILIS EVANGELIDIS
4 Hagia Sophia, monumentality, and the world stage
ROBERT G. OUSTERHOUT
5 The perception of monuments in Late Byzantium and beyond: Representations
of donors holding a church model
DIONYSIOS MOURELATOS
6 The other monument: From monumentality to mnemonicality
KONSTANTINOS I. SOUEREF
PART IIModern and ultramodern dialogues with Classical monumentality:
Exaltations, antagonisms, disputes, retractions
7 Political monuments as references to the idealized ancient landscape
KONSTANTINOS MORAITIS
8 Building modern sacred geographies: The subtle monumental of Dimitris
Pikionis
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
9 Monumentalizing historical time: Body, nation, and utopia in 20th-century
Greece
DIMITRIS PLANTZOS
PART IIIThe Eastern and Western monumental from antiquity to the present
10 The East-West divide, the Eastern monumental and Greek classicism: The
case of China and India
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
11 On the monumental MANOLIS KORRES
12 Architecture of magnificence: Monumental tendencies in mid-18th-century
architectural discourse
FELIX MARTIN
13 A particular kind of monumentality in the work of Mark Rothko
KALLIOPI KOUNDOURI
14 Postwar social housing: the (anti)monumentality of Georges Candilis
KORINNA ZINOVIA WEBER
15 Monumentality, skyscrapers, and being human
GORDANA KOROLIJA FONTANA-GIUSTI
PART IV
Bridging the European center with the Mediterranean periphery: 19th-
21st-century artistic and architectural links
16 Monumentality, poetry, and memory: Eugène Delacroix's The Death of
Sardanapalus and Yannoulis Halepas's Sleeping LadyMELITA EMMANOUIL
17 Monumentality and the Great National Donors in Greek cityscapes:
Phantasmagoria in the midst of crises
LILA LEONTIDOU
Concluding thoughtsARGYRO LOUKAKI
Index
Introduction: Towards an ontology and epistemology of the monumental
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
PART IThe Mediterranean as source of monumentality and sublimity from
prehistory to the present
1 The monumentalization of Mycenaean architecture after 1200 BCE
MANOLIS MIKRAKIS
2 Monumentality as a form of societal expression: The case of Naxiwn Polis
in the Archaic period
ALEXANDRA S. SFYROERA
3 Shaping the ancient urban landscape: Monumentality in the cities of Roman
Greece
VASILIS EVANGELIDIS
4 Hagia Sophia, monumentality, and the world stage
ROBERT G. OUSTERHOUT
5 The perception of monuments in Late Byzantium and beyond: Representations
of donors holding a church model
DIONYSIOS MOURELATOS
6 The other monument: From monumentality to mnemonicality
KONSTANTINOS I. SOUEREF
PART IIModern and ultramodern dialogues with Classical monumentality:
Exaltations, antagonisms, disputes, retractions
7 Political monuments as references to the idealized ancient landscape
KONSTANTINOS MORAITIS
8 Building modern sacred geographies: The subtle monumental of Dimitris
Pikionis
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
9 Monumentalizing historical time: Body, nation, and utopia in 20th-century
Greece
DIMITRIS PLANTZOS
PART IIIThe Eastern and Western monumental from antiquity to the present
10 The East-West divide, the Eastern monumental and Greek classicism: The
case of China and India
ARGYRO LOUKAKI
11 On the monumental MANOLIS KORRES
12 Architecture of magnificence: Monumental tendencies in mid-18th-century
architectural discourse
FELIX MARTIN
13 A particular kind of monumentality in the work of Mark Rothko
KALLIOPI KOUNDOURI
14 Postwar social housing: the (anti)monumentality of Georges Candilis
KORINNA ZINOVIA WEBER
15 Monumentality, skyscrapers, and being human
GORDANA KOROLIJA FONTANA-GIUSTI
PART IV
Bridging the European center with the Mediterranean periphery: 19th-
21st-century artistic and architectural links
16 Monumentality, poetry, and memory: Eugène Delacroix's The Death of
Sardanapalus and Yannoulis Halepas's Sleeping LadyMELITA EMMANOUIL
17 Monumentality and the Great National Donors in Greek cityscapes:
Phantasmagoria in the midst of crises
LILA LEONTIDOU
Concluding thoughtsARGYRO LOUKAKI
Index