ABSTRACT

The paper examines the famous Tanagra terracotta coffins (larnakes) as loci of enduring memory that contributed to the construction of funerary place and sought to prescribe affect within the heterotopic spaces of tombs. Their complex materialities, which allude to different media, elite and vernacular, local and distant, as well as their evocative iconography, rendered them powerful resources by which to remember ancestors and normatively prescribed affect on the occasion of death. Based on a new synthesis, the study discusses the material and iconographic characteristics of the larnakes and their spatial contexts from the perspective of affect. The larnakes are then cast against broader affective practices, concepts, and visual traditions of the Bronze Age and the later Greek world, and a tentative affective script for death at Tanagra is proposed.

摘要

该论文考察了著名的 Tanagra 兵马俑棺材（larnakes）作为持久记忆的场所，它有助于建造墓地，并试图在坟墓的异位空间内规定影响。它们复杂的物质性，暗示着不同的媒体、精英和本土、地方和遥远的，以及它们令人回味的图像，使它们成为记住祖先的强大资源，并在死亡之际规范地规定了影响。该研究基于新的综合，从情感的角度讨论了雀鸟的材料和图像特征及其空间背景。然后将拉纳克与青铜时代和后来的希腊世界的更广泛的情感实践、概念和视觉传统相对抗，