Revisiting al-Andalus : perspectives on the material culture of islamic Iberia and beyond /
Revisiting al-Andalus : perspectives on the material culture of islamic Iberia and beyond /
edited by Glaire D. Anderson and Mariam Rosser-Owen.
- 1 online resource.
- The Medieval and early modern Iberian world ; 34 .
- Brill eBook titles 2007 .
- The Medieval and Early Modern Iberian World 34. European History and Culture E-Books Online, Collection 2007, ISBN: 9789004222830. .
Includes bibliographical references (p. [271]-289) and index.
Preliminary Material / Introduction / Madīnat Al-Zahrāʾ: Transformation of a caliphal city / The dwellings of Madīnat Al-Zahrāʾ: A methodological approach / Villa (Munya) architecture in Umayyad Córdoba: Preliminary considerations / Poems in stone: The iconography of ʿĀmirid poetry, and its ‘petrification’on ʿĀmirid marbles / Love in the time of Fitna: ‘Courtliness’ and the ‘Pamplona’ casket / Evolution of the Andalusi urban landscape: From the dispersed to the saturated Medina / Re-examining Almohad economies in south-western Al-Andalus through petrological analysis of archaeological ceramics / The Andalusi house in Granada (thirteenth to sixteenth centuries) / Understanding architectural change at the Alhambra: Stratigraphic analysis of the western gallery, court of the Myrtles / Sixteenth-century viceregal ceramics and the creation of a Mudéjar myth in new Spain / Owen Jones and the Alhambra court at the Crystal Palace / Visions of Al-Andalus in twentieth-century spanish mosque architecture / Bibliography / Index / G.D. Anderson and M. Rosser-Owen -- Glaire D. Anderson and Mariam Rosser-Owen -- Antonio Vallejo Triano -- Antonio Almagro -- Glaire D. Anderson -- Mariam Rosser-Owen -- Cynthia Robinson -- Julio Navarro and Pedro Jiménez -- Rebecca Bridgman -- Antonio Orihuela -- Camilla Mileto and Fernando Vegas -- María Judith Feliciano -- Kathryn Ferry -- Jennifer Roberson -- G.D. Anderson and M. Rosser-Owen -- G.D. Anderson and M. Rosser-Owen.
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Revisiting al-Andalus brings together a range of recent scholarship on the material culture of Islamic Iberia, highlighting especially the new directions that have developed in the Anglo-American branch of this field since the 1992 catalogue of the influential exhibition, Al-Andalus: the Art of Islamic Spain. Together with examples of recent Spanish scholarship on medieval architecture and urbanism, the volume’s contributors (historians of art and architecture, archaeologists, and architects) explore topics such as the relationship between Andalusi literature and art; architecture, urbanism, and court culture; domestic architecture; archaeology as a tool for analyzing economic and architectural history; cultural transfer between the Iberian Peninsula and the New World; 19th-century “rediscovery” of al-Andalus; and modern architectural and historiographical attempts to construct an Andalusi cultural identity. Contributors include: Antonio Almagro, Glaire D. Anderson, Rebecca Bridgman, María Judith Feliciano, Kathryn Ferry, Pedro Jiménez, Julio Navarro, Camila Mileto, Antonio Orihuela, Jennifer Roberson, Cynthia Robinson, Mariam Rosser-Owen, Antonio Vallejo Triano, and Fernando Vegas.
9789047422068
10.1163/ej.9789004162273.I-304 DOI
2007035852
GBA784840 bnb
014101489 Uk
Andalusia (Spain)--Civilization--Islamic influences.
Muslims--Spain--History.--Andalusia
DP302.A467 / R48 2007
946/.02
Includes bibliographical references (p. [271]-289) and index.
Preliminary Material / Introduction / Madīnat Al-Zahrāʾ: Transformation of a caliphal city / The dwellings of Madīnat Al-Zahrāʾ: A methodological approach / Villa (Munya) architecture in Umayyad Córdoba: Preliminary considerations / Poems in stone: The iconography of ʿĀmirid poetry, and its ‘petrification’on ʿĀmirid marbles / Love in the time of Fitna: ‘Courtliness’ and the ‘Pamplona’ casket / Evolution of the Andalusi urban landscape: From the dispersed to the saturated Medina / Re-examining Almohad economies in south-western Al-Andalus through petrological analysis of archaeological ceramics / The Andalusi house in Granada (thirteenth to sixteenth centuries) / Understanding architectural change at the Alhambra: Stratigraphic analysis of the western gallery, court of the Myrtles / Sixteenth-century viceregal ceramics and the creation of a Mudéjar myth in new Spain / Owen Jones and the Alhambra court at the Crystal Palace / Visions of Al-Andalus in twentieth-century spanish mosque architecture / Bibliography / Index / G.D. Anderson and M. Rosser-Owen -- Glaire D. Anderson and Mariam Rosser-Owen -- Antonio Vallejo Triano -- Antonio Almagro -- Glaire D. Anderson -- Mariam Rosser-Owen -- Cynthia Robinson -- Julio Navarro and Pedro Jiménez -- Rebecca Bridgman -- Antonio Orihuela -- Camilla Mileto and Fernando Vegas -- María Judith Feliciano -- Kathryn Ferry -- Jennifer Roberson -- G.D. Anderson and M. Rosser-Owen -- G.D. Anderson and M. Rosser-Owen.
Available to subscribing member institutions only.
Revisiting al-Andalus brings together a range of recent scholarship on the material culture of Islamic Iberia, highlighting especially the new directions that have developed in the Anglo-American branch of this field since the 1992 catalogue of the influential exhibition, Al-Andalus: the Art of Islamic Spain. Together with examples of recent Spanish scholarship on medieval architecture and urbanism, the volume’s contributors (historians of art and architecture, archaeologists, and architects) explore topics such as the relationship between Andalusi literature and art; architecture, urbanism, and court culture; domestic architecture; archaeology as a tool for analyzing economic and architectural history; cultural transfer between the Iberian Peninsula and the New World; 19th-century “rediscovery” of al-Andalus; and modern architectural and historiographical attempts to construct an Andalusi cultural identity. Contributors include: Antonio Almagro, Glaire D. Anderson, Rebecca Bridgman, María Judith Feliciano, Kathryn Ferry, Pedro Jiménez, Julio Navarro, Camila Mileto, Antonio Orihuela, Jennifer Roberson, Cynthia Robinson, Mariam Rosser-Owen, Antonio Vallejo Triano, and Fernando Vegas.
9789047422068
10.1163/ej.9789004162273.I-304 DOI
2007035852
GBA784840 bnb
014101489 Uk
Andalusia (Spain)--Civilization--Islamic influences.
Muslims--Spain--History.--Andalusia
DP302.A467 / R48 2007
946/.02