Treballs Fi de MàsterArqueologia Clàssica

Elements constitutius de l'organització simbòlica de la identitat eleata i la seua interrelació

  • Identification data

    Identifier:  TFM:201
    Authors:  Granell Jesús, Paula
  • Others:

    Entity: Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV)
    Confidenciality: No
    Education area(s): Arqueologia Clàssica
    APS: No
    Title in different languages: Constituent elements regarding the symbolic organization of the Elea's identity and its interrelation
    Abstract: Elea, founded by the Phoenicians in VI BC, was a city of maritime vocation thanks to his favorable geographical situation, which led it to devote itself to trade and to turn into one of the most prosperous cities of the Great Greece. On the other hand, the archaeological and textual evidences insist on reminding it as a place of rest and treatment thanks to his climate and the thermal waters. The present work has for aim reconstructing the symbolic landscape of Elea's city and how it is projected and organized in his physical space, underlining two essential aspects that define it, the water and the medicine. Beyond this merely descriptive aim, we will define the nature of the relation of all these elements with the philosophical speculation and the divinatory and prophetic art, two aspects very related with the Greek thought personified by the philosopher and medicine-man Parmenides of Elea (570-475 BC), leader of the city and propagator of the pre-hippocratic medicine.
    Subject: Elea (Ciutat antiga)
    Academic year: 2015-2016
    Language: Català
    Work's public defense date: 2016-06-20
    Subject areas: History
    Student: Granell Jesús, Paula
    Department: Història i Història de lArt
    Creation date in repository: 2017-01-20
    Keywords: Elea, philosophy, medicine
    Title in original language: Elements constitutius de l'organització simbòlica de la identitat eleata i la seua interrelació
    Project director: Carruesco, Jesús
  • Keywords:

    Història
    History
    Historia
    Elea (Ciutat antiga)
  • Documents:

  • Cerca a google

    Search to google scholar