Crossing Cultures: Encounters, Clashes and their Reception in Antiquity: AMPAH Conference Proceedings (Campobasso, 15th-16th May 2026)

Crossing Cultures: Encounters, Clashes and their Reception in Antiquity: AMPAH Conference Proceedings (Campobasso, 15th-16th May 2026)

This volume collects the proceedings of 2025 AMPAH (Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History), held at the University of Molise, and investigates the multiple forms taken by cultural encounters, clashes, and the reception of such episodes in the ancient and late antique world. Through an i...

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Idioma:Italien
Publicado em: FedOA - Federico II University Press 2026
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Cultural encounters, Identity, Otherness, Frontiers, Syncretism
thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology
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Crossing Cultures: Encounters, Clashes and their Reception in Antiquity: AMPAH Conference Proceedings (Campobasso, 15th-16th May 2026)
description This volume collects the proceedings of 2025 AMPAH (Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History), held at the University of Molise, and investigates the multiple forms taken by cultural encounters, clashes, and the reception of such episodes in the ancient and late antique world. Through an interdisciplinary approach combining history, archaeology, philology, the history of religions, literature, and material culture, the contributions explore how individuals, communities, and political powers constructed, negotiated, and reformulated identities, boundaries, and representations of otherness. From the theoretical discussion of the concept of Romanization and its interpretative limits to the analysis of Greek cults reinterpreted through a Roman lens, of Christian reworkings of the classical tradition, and of frontier dynamics in the Mediterranean world, the volume shows how cultural contact cannot be reduced to a simple process of assimilation or opposition. Its various sections highlight the permeability of religious, political, ethnic, and literary boundaries, examining both phenomena of syncretism and appropriation and the dynamics of conflict, exclusion, and the construction of the “Other.” The contributions together outline a complex and plural picture in which cultures and identities emerge as historically situated, mobile, and relational realities, continually produced through exchanges, frictions, mediations, and reuses. The volume thus aims to offer not only a reflection on the ancient world, but also a critical tool for rethinking, in light of the past, the modern categories of culture, boundary, identity, and belonging.
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title Crossing Cultures: Encounters, Clashes and their Reception in Antiquity: AMPAH Conference Proceedings (Campobasso, 15th-16th May 2026)
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spelling doab-20.500.12854_1816632026-09-03T08:44:47Z Crossing Cultures: Encounters, Clashes and their Reception in Antiquity: AMPAH Conference Proceedings (Campobasso, 15th-16th May 2026) Cozza, Francesca Malagrinò Mustica, Anita Serino, Lorenzo Sitaro, Donato Cultural encounters, Identity, Otherness, Frontiers, Syncretism thema EDItEUR::N History and Archaeology This volume collects the proceedings of 2025 AMPAH (Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History), held at the University of Molise, and investigates the multiple forms taken by cultural encounters, clashes, and the reception of such episodes in the ancient and late antique world. Through an interdisciplinary approach combining history, archaeology, philology, the history of religions, literature, and material culture, the contributions explore how individuals, communities, and political powers constructed, negotiated, and reformulated identities, boundaries, and representations of otherness. From the theoretical discussion of the concept of Romanization and its interpretative limits to the analysis of Greek cults reinterpreted through a Roman lens, of Christian reworkings of the classical tradition, and of frontier dynamics in the Mediterranean world, the volume shows how cultural contact cannot be reduced to a simple process of assimilation or opposition. Its various sections highlight the permeability of religious, political, ethnic, and literary boundaries, examining both phenomena of syncretism and appropriation and the dynamics of conflict, exclusion, and the construction of the “Other.” The contributions together outline a complex and plural picture in which cultures and identities emerge as historically situated, mobile, and relational realities, continually produced through exchanges, frictions, mediations, and reuses. The volume thus aims to offer not only a reflection on the ancient world, but also a critical tool for rethinking, in light of the past, the modern categories of culture, boundary, identity, and belonging. Published Il volume raccoglie gli atti dell’AMPAH 2025 (Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History), svoltosi presso l’Università del Molise, e indaga le molteplici forme assunte dagli incontri, dagli scontri e dalle ricezioni culturali di questi episodi nel mondo antico e tardoantico. Attraverso un approccio interdisciplinare che intreccia storia, archeologia, filologia, storia delle religioni, letteratura e cultura materiale, i contributi esplorano il modo in cui individui, comunità e poteri politici abbiano costruito, negoziato e riformulato identità, confini e rappresentazioni dell’alterità. Dalla discussione teorica sul concetto di romanizzazione e sui suoi limiti interpretativi, fino all’analisi dei culti greci riletti in chiave romana, delle rielaborazioni cristiane della tradizione classica, delle dinamiche frontaliere nel mondo mediterraneo, il volume mostra come il contatto culturale non possa essere ridotto a un semplice processo di assimilazione o opposizione. Le diverse sezioni mettono in luce la permeabilità dei confini religiosi, politici, etnici e letterari, osservando tanto i fenomeni di sincretismo e appropriazione quanto le dinamiche di conflitto, esclusione e costruzione dell’“altro”. I contributi concorrono a delineare un quadro complesso e plurale, nel quale culture e identità appaiono come realtà storicamente situate, mobili e relazionali, continuamente prodotte attraverso scambi, frizioni, mediazioni e riusi. Il volume intende così offrire non solo una riflessione sul mondo antico, ma anche uno strumento critico per ripensare, alla luce del passato, le categorie moderne di cultura, confine, identità e appartenenza. 2026-09-03T08:44:44Z 2026-09-03T08:44:44Z 2026-09-03 book https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/181663 ita image/jpeg n/a https://www.fedoabooks.unina.it/index.php/fedoapress/it/catalog/book/824 FedOA - Federico II University Press 10.6093/978-88-6887-450-6 Il volume raccoglie gli atti dell’AMPAH 2025 (Annual Meeting of Postgraduates in Ancient History), svoltosi presso l’Università del Molise, e indaga le molteplici forme assunte dagli incontri, dagli scontri e dalle ricezioni culturali di questi episodi nel mondo antico e tardoantico. Attraverso un approccio interdisciplinare che intreccia storia, archeologia, filologia, storia delle religioni, letteratura e cultura materiale, i contributi esplorano il modo in cui individui, comunità e poteri politici abbiano costruito, negoziato e riformulato identità, confini e rappresentazioni dell’alterità. Dalla discussione teorica sul concetto di romanizzazione e sui suoi limiti interpretativi, fino all’analisi dei culti greci riletti in chiave romana, delle rielaborazioni cristiane della tradizione classica, delle dinamiche frontaliere nel mondo mediterraneo, il volume mostra come il contatto culturale non possa essere ridotto a un semplice processo di assimilazione o opposizione. Le diverse sezioni mettono in luce la permeabilità dei confini religiosi, politici, etnici e letterari, osservando tanto i fenomeni di sincretismo e appropriazione quanto le dinamiche di conflitto, esclusione e costruzione dell’“altro”. I contributi concorrono a delineare un quadro complesso e plurale, nel quale culture e identità appaiono come realtà storicamente situate, mobili e relazionali, continuamente prodotte attraverso scambi, frizioni, mediazioni e riusi. Il volume intende così offrire non solo una riflessione sul mondo antico, ma anche uno strumento critico per ripensare, alla luce del passato, le categorie moderne di cultura, confine, identità e appartenenza. 10.6093/978-88-6887-450-6 725b3cbf-52ac-4597-b597-c9b6ee3fc903 301 Naples open access

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