Local and Global Narratives at Palmyra
While early scholarship aimed to uncover the Eastern and Western elements of Palmyrene identity, recent research appreciates that Palmyra was first and foremost at the center of its own world. At the same time, Palmyra was deeply embedded in networks spanning the length of Eurasia and far into the I...
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Advances in ancient Biblical and Near Eastern research
Year: 2023, Volume: 3, Issue: 3, Pages: 137-158 |
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| 520 | |a While early scholarship aimed to uncover the Eastern and Western elements of Palmyrene identity, recent research appreciates that Palmyra was first and foremost at the center of its own world. At the same time, Palmyra was deeply embedded in networks spanning the length of Eurasia and far into the Indian Ocean. The Palmyrenes seem to have moved easily along and between these trajectories while maintaining group cohesion and orientation toward their common homeland. Here, they adopted and adapted the impulses encountered abroad in order to use them for their own purposes. In this article, I explore how Palmyrene iconographic, epigraphic, and architectural records might be interpreted as speech acts—performative statements—by which local elites inscribed themselves in a range of narratives that communicated on different scales. The Palmyrene cityscape thus integrated local, regional, imperial, and global representations in manners that signify integration, accommodation, and, in some cases, arguably also rejection. | ||
| 520 | |a Während die frühe Forschung darauf abzielte, die östlichen und westlichen Elemente der palmyrenischen Identität aufzudecken, geht die neuere Forschung davon aus, dass Palmyra in erster Linie das Zentrum seiner eigenen Welt war. Gleichzeitig war Palmyra tief in Netzwerke eingebettet, die sich über die gesamte Länge Eurasiens und bis weit in den Indischen Ozean erstreckten. Die Palmyrener scheinen sich problemlos entlang und zwischen diesen Trajektorien bewegt zu haben und dabei den Gruppenzusammenhalt und die Orientierung an ihrem gemeinsamen Heimatland bewahrt zu haben. Dabei haben sie die Impulse aus dem Ausland aufgegriffen und adaptiert, um sie für ihre eigenen Zwecke zu nutzen. In diesem Artikel untersuche ich, wie ikonografische, epigraphische und architektonische Aufzeichnungen aus Palmyrene als „Speech-acts“, d.h. performative Aussagen, interpretiert werden könnten, mit denen sich lokale Eliten in eine Reihe von Erzählungen einschrieben, die auf unterschiedlichen Ebenen kommunizierten. Das Stadtbild von Palmyra integrierte somit lokale, regionale, imperiale und globale Repräsentationen auf eine Art und Weise, die sowohl Integration als auch Anpassung und in einigen Fällen wohl auch Ablehnung bedeutete. | ||
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