terracotas púnicas representando a mujeres: nuevos códigos de lectura para su interpretación
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2012
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Abstract
Desde los años 1990 la arqueología y la antropología se han interesado por la teoría del embodiment. Este artículo analiza algunas terracotas femeninas de los cementerios púnicos del Puig des Molins (Eivissa) y Cartago (Túnez) (siglos VI-II a.C.) a partir de la hipótesis de que representan a mujeres reales que tuvieron un papel central en los rituales funerarios, en tanto que intérpretes de música, bailarinas o plañideras. Sostiene que estas mujeres mostraban su estatus y poder a través de sus cuerpos (embodiment), profusamente engalanados con tocados y alhajas que las hacen visibles socialmente.
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| Authors | ;Mireia López-Bertrán;Carmen Aranegui Gascó |
| Journal | journal of peptide science : an official publication of the european peptide society |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.7203/SAGVNTVM.43.556
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