Francisco Javier González García
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1233965 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Francisco Javier González García |
| NOMBRES | Francisco Javier González |
| APELLIDO | García |
| FIRMA | GARCÍA F J G |
| AFILIACIONES | Universidade de Santiago de Compostela |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9201-878X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2006 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
La construcción simbólica de un lugar político
Cet article propose une hypothèse sur le processus de construction symbolique du Prytanée à travers l’analyse de ses trois composantes fondamentales : tout d’abord, certaines des valeurs associées à la déesse Hestia ; ensuite, les significations, les usages et le symbolisme des désignations grecques anciennes du foyer ; et enfin, la transformation des formes architecturales grecques au début de l’âge du fer. Une fois l’hypothèse établie, la derni…
Social Change and Metalworking in the Early Iron Age
This paper analyses social transformations in the Early Iron Age based on a holistic and longue durée approach applied to the first fortified habitats in the Iberian north‐west. Through a comprehensive review of two paradigmatic settlements of the EIA in the province of A Coruña (Galicia, north‐west Iberia), Punta de Muros and A Graña, a comparison is drawn between the social and territorial dynamics of this period by means of an in‐depth analysi…
Ares and Other "Mothers' Sons" in Greek Mythology
This paper, based on characters such as Hephaestus or Typhon, defines the Greek mythical category of the "mother's son." It analyses the link between Ares and this type of character through the god's relationships with the female universe, and specifically with Hera, his mother, which help to determine the personality and attributes of the god of war, and his situation within the Olympian family. The similarities between Ares and the "mother's so…
Exploring Alternative Pathways to Social Complexity in the European Iron Age
The study of non-hierarchical forms of social organization occupies a prominent place in the European Iron Age research. This paper explores the application of Pierre Clastres political anthropology to the study of the Iron Age. The approach of this study to the Iron Age focuses on the northwest of the Iberian peninsula. It was an area that experienced social changes from 1000 bc to the first century bc – first century ad , from the Bronze Age to…
Hestia
This paper studies the goddesses Hestia and her symbolism. The classical interpretation of the goddess has insisted on her great stagnation, derived from an acute shortage of myths and images relating to Hestia, her frequent assimilation with Roman Vesta and, starting from the works of Gernet and Vernant, her identification as a simple personification of domestic and political hearth. The work has several objectives : first, to show that Hestia, …
The Legendary Traditions about the Tower of Hercules (A Coruña, Spain)
This article offers a general presentation of the myths and legends associated with the ancient Roman lighthouse of A Coruña (Spain) known as the Tower of Hercules. It reviews legends collected by Alfonso X in his History of Spain (the battle between Hercules and Geryon, or invasion of the Almujuces), as well as earlier versions of them, a number of traditions with similar characteristics, and other stories related to the monument, such as the Ir…
Iron Age Societies against the State
This chapter examines the mechanisms and logics of the process of transformation that the emergence of the Iron Age represents. It highlights three main questions: first, that the process of change may be better understood under a general and long-term perspective, rather than as something circumstantial and concrete; secondly, that analysing social transformations does not only imply a focus on the short-term and straight changes, but also on th…
Neocon Greece
Atlantic Europe in the first millennium BC
"European first millennium BC studies have witnessed an increasing theoretical divide between the approaches adopted across different European countries. Whilst topics such as ethnicity, identity, and agency have dominated many British studies, such themes have had less resonance in continental approaches. At the same time, British and Iberian first millennium BC studies have become increasingly divorced from studies elsewhere in Europe. While su…
Las sendas de la memoria. Sentido, espacio y reutilización de las estatuas-menhir en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica
El presente trabajo discute distintas propuestas interpretativas que han sido publicadas tras la aparición, en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica, de las llamadas estatuas-menhir. Inicialmente se repasa la caracterización de estos monumentos y se analiza la regularidad que nos ha llevado a considerarlas parte de un mismo problema histórico. Partiendo del estudio del contexto territorial y paisajístico analizamos la relación entre la localización…
Between Warriors and Champions
This article explores changes in the ‘art of warfare’ among societies in the north‐western Iberian Peninsula in the Late Bronze and Iron Ages. These changes are interpreted as a manifestation of the transformation experienced by societies living in the region first from ‘warrior societies’ to ‘societies with warriors’ at the end of the Bronze Age and then back to ‘warrior societies’ in the Late Iron Age. Evidence of individual combat as a manifes…
El Noroeste de la Península Ibérica en la edad del hierro
La investigación arqueológica sobre la cultura castrexa ha venido elaborando, durante las dos últimas décadas, una imagen de la sociedad de la Edad del Hierro del NO peninsular como un mundo fundamentalmente pacífico. En el presente artículo, a través de la revisión de una serie de materiales arqueológicos (armas, cascos, murallas) y de su contraste con las noticias que nos ofrecen los autores antiguos, se realiza una crítica a esta interpretació…
Exploring Alternative Pathways to Social Complexity in the European Iron Age
The study of non-hierarchical forms of social organization occupies a prominent place in the European Iron Age research. This paper explores the application of Pierre Clastres political anthropology to the study of the Iron Age. The approach of this study to the Iron Age focuses on the northwest of the Iberian peninsula. It was an area that experienced social changes from 1000 bc to the first century bc – first century ad , from the Bronze Age to…
Las sendas de la memoria. Sentido, espacio y reutilización de las estatuas-menhir en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica
El presente trabajo discute distintas propuestas interpretativas que han sido publicadas tras la aparición, en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica, de las llamadas estatuas-menhir. Inicialmente se repasa la caracterización de estos monumentos y se analiza la regularidad que nos ha llevado a considerarlas parte de un mismo problema histórico. Partiendo del estudio del contexto territorial y paisajístico analizamos la relación entre la localización…
Between Warriors and Champions
This article explores changes in the ‘art of warfare’ among societies in the north‐western Iberian Peninsula in the Late Bronze and Iron Ages. These changes are interpreted as a manifestation of the transformation experienced by societies living in the region first from ‘warrior societies’ to ‘societies with warriors’ at the end of the Bronze Age and then back to ‘warrior societies’ in the Late Iron Age. Evidence of individual combat as a manifes…
Social Change and Metalworking in the Early Iron Age
This paper analyses social transformations in the Early Iron Age based on a holistic and longue durée approach applied to the first fortified habitats in the Iberian north‐west. Through a comprehensive review of two paradigmatic settlements of the EIA in the province of A Coruña (Galicia, north‐west Iberia), Punta de Muros and A Graña, a comparison is drawn between the social and territorial dynamics of this period by means of an in‐depth analysi…
El Noroeste de la Península Ibérica en la edad del hierro
La investigación arqueológica sobre la cultura castrexa ha venido elaborando, durante las dos últimas décadas, una imagen de la sociedad de la Edad del Hierro del NO peninsular como un mundo fundamentalmente pacífico. En el presente artículo, a través de la revisión de una serie de materiales arqueológicos (armas, cascos, murallas) y de su contraste con las noticias que nos ofrecen los autores antiguos, se realiza una crítica a esta interpretació…
Hestia
This paper studies the goddesses Hestia and her symbolism. The classical interpretation of the goddess has insisted on her great stagnation, derived from an acute shortage of myths and images relating to Hestia, her frequent assimilation with Roman Vesta and, starting from the works of Gernet and Vernant, her identification as a simple personification of domestic and political hearth. The work has several objectives : first, to show that Hestia, …
The Legendary Traditions about the Tower of Hercules (A Coruña, Spain)
This article offers a general presentation of the myths and legends associated with the ancient Roman lighthouse of A Coruña (Spain) known as the Tower of Hercules. It reviews legends collected by Alfonso X in his History of Spain (the battle between Hercules and Geryon, or invasion of the Almujuces), as well as earlier versions of them, a number of traditions with similar characteristics, and other stories related to the monument, such as the Ir…
El Noroeste de la Península Ibérica en la edad del hierro
La investigación arqueológica sobre la cultura castrexa ha venido elaborando, durante las dos últimas décadas, una imagen de la sociedad de la Edad del Hierro del NO peninsular como un mundo fundamentalmente pacífico. En el presente artículo, a través de la revisión de una serie de materiales arqueológicos (armas, cascos, murallas) y de su contraste con las noticias que nos ofrecen los autores antiguos, se realiza una crítica a esta interpretació…
Between Warriors and Champions
This article explores changes in the ‘art of warfare’ among societies in the north‐western Iberian Peninsula in the Late Bronze and Iron Ages. These changes are interpreted as a manifestation of the transformation experienced by societies living in the region first from ‘warrior societies’ to ‘societies with warriors’ at the end of the Bronze Age and then back to ‘warrior societies’ in the Late Iron Age. Evidence of individual combat as a manifes…
Atlantic Europe in the first millennium BC
"European first millennium BC studies have witnessed an increasing theoretical divide between the approaches adopted across different European countries. Whilst topics such as ethnicity, identity, and agency have dominated many British studies, such themes have had less resonance in continental approaches. At the same time, British and Iberian first millennium BC studies have become increasingly divorced from studies elsewhere in Europe. While su…
Las sendas de la memoria. Sentido, espacio y reutilización de las estatuas-menhir en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica
El presente trabajo discute distintas propuestas interpretativas que han sido publicadas tras la aparición, en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica, de las llamadas estatuas-menhir. Inicialmente se repasa la caracterización de estos monumentos y se analiza la regularidad que nos ha llevado a considerarlas parte de un mismo problema histórico. Partiendo del estudio del contexto territorial y paisajístico analizamos la relación entre la localización…
Iron Age Societies against the State
This chapter examines the mechanisms and logics of the process of transformation that the emergence of the Iron Age represents. It highlights three main questions: first, that the process of change may be better understood under a general and long-term perspective, rather than as something circumstantial and concrete; secondly, that analysing social transformations does not only imply a focus on the short-term and straight changes, but also on th…
Neocon Greece
Hestia
This paper studies the goddesses Hestia and her symbolism. The classical interpretation of the goddess has insisted on her great stagnation, derived from an acute shortage of myths and images relating to Hestia, her frequent assimilation with Roman Vesta and, starting from the works of Gernet and Vernant, her identification as a simple personification of domestic and political hearth. The work has several objectives : first, to show that Hestia, …
The Legendary Traditions about the Tower of Hercules (A Coruña, Spain)
This article offers a general presentation of the myths and legends associated with the ancient Roman lighthouse of A Coruña (Spain) known as the Tower of Hercules. It reviews legends collected by Alfonso X in his History of Spain (the battle between Hercules and Geryon, or invasion of the Almujuces), as well as earlier versions of them, a number of traditions with similar characteristics, and other stories related to the monument, such as the Ir…
Exploring Alternative Pathways to Social Complexity in the European Iron Age
The study of non-hierarchical forms of social organization occupies a prominent place in the European Iron Age research. This paper explores the application of Pierre Clastres political anthropology to the study of the Iron Age. The approach of this study to the Iron Age focuses on the northwest of the Iberian peninsula. It was an area that experienced social changes from 1000 bc to the first century bc – first century ad , from the Bronze Age to…
Ares and Other "Mothers' Sons" in Greek Mythology
This paper, based on characters such as Hephaestus or Typhon, defines the Greek mythical category of the "mother's son." It analyses the link between Ares and this type of character through the god's relationships with the female universe, and specifically with Hera, his mother, which help to determine the personality and attributes of the god of war, and his situation within the Olympian family. The similarities between Ares and the "mother's so…
La construcción simbólica de un lugar político
Cet article propose une hypothèse sur le processus de construction symbolique du Prytanée à travers l’analyse de ses trois composantes fondamentales : tout d’abord, certaines des valeurs associées à la déesse Hestia ; ensuite, les significations, les usages et le symbolisme des désignations grecques anciennes du foyer ; et enfin, la transformation des formes architecturales grecques au début de l’âge du fer. Une fois l’hypothèse établie, la derni…
Social Change and Metalworking in the Early Iron Age
This paper analyses social transformations in the Early Iron Age based on a holistic and longue durée approach applied to the first fortified habitats in the Iberian north‐west. Through a comprehensive review of two paradigmatic settlements of the EIA in the province of A Coruña (Galicia, north‐west Iberia), Punta de Muros and A Graña, a comparison is drawn between the social and territorial dynamics of this period by means of an in‐depth analysi…
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