Jaime Vives-Ferrándiz
Biographic Data
| ID | 1003285 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jaime Vives-Ferrándiz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jaime |
| FAMILY NAME | Vives-Ferrándiz |
| SIGNATURE | VIVES-FERRÁNDIZ J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Miniatures from domestic contexts in Iron Age Iberia
This article reviews a set of miniatures from domestic contexts in Iron Age eastern Iberia, and interprets them in terms of their role in forging social personae. After an introduction to the historical case under consideration, the miniatures are described in terms of their typology and their contexts of provenance are outlined. Though not abundant, they tend to occur in central places in the landscape; specifically, they are often found in hous…
Almost the same: Dynamic domination and hybrid contexts in Iron Age Lixus, Larache, Morocco
In recent years, in the wake of postcolonial studies, archaeologists have gradually begun to stress the concepts of coexistence and hybridization in their attempts to understand situations of culture contact. Domination and hegemony have also begun to lose ground in narratives of the past, as if these two sets of tenets were contradictory. We argue that there is room for a reassessment of this dichotomy. In this paper we address the problem throu…
Response: Re-negotiating the Encounter
Discussion and debate.
Negotiating Colonial Encounters: Hybrid Practices and Consumption in Eastern Iberia (8th–6th centuries BC)
Patterns of interaction between Phoenicians and indigenous communities in eastern Iberia between the 8th–6th centuries BC are examined through a study of social practices. Two contexts of interactions are identified according to the way colonial situations were developed. The contributions of all groups involved in the creation of new cultural forms, hybrid practices and, above all, the way in which material culture can illustrate the local syste…
Negotiating Colonial Encounters: Hybrid Practices and Consumption in Eastern Iberia (8th–6th centuries BC)
Patterns of interaction between Phoenicians and indigenous communities in eastern Iberia between the 8th–6th centuries BC are examined through a study of social practices. Two contexts of interactions are identified according to the way colonial situations were developed. The contributions of all groups involved in the creation of new cultural forms, hybrid practices and, above all, the way in which material culture can illustrate the local syste…
Miniatures from domestic contexts in Iron Age Iberia
This article reviews a set of miniatures from domestic contexts in Iron Age eastern Iberia, and interprets them in terms of their role in forging social personae. After an introduction to the historical case under consideration, the miniatures are described in terms of their typology and their contexts of provenance are outlined. Though not abundant, they tend to occur in central places in the landscape; specifically, they are often found in hous…
Almost the same: Dynamic domination and hybrid contexts in Iron Age Lixus, Larache, Morocco
In recent years, in the wake of postcolonial studies, archaeologists have gradually begun to stress the concepts of coexistence and hybridization in their attempts to understand situations of culture contact. Domination and hegemony have also begun to lose ground in narratives of the past, as if these two sets of tenets were contradictory. We argue that there is room for a reassessment of this dichotomy. In this paper we address the problem throu…
Response: Re-negotiating the Encounter
Discussion and debate.
Negotiating Colonial Encounters: Hybrid Practices and Consumption in Eastern Iberia (8th–6th centuries BC)
Patterns of interaction between Phoenicians and indigenous communities in eastern Iberia between the 8th–6th centuries BC are examined through a study of social practices. Two contexts of interactions are identified according to the way colonial situations were developed. The contributions of all groups involved in the creation of new cultural forms, hybrid practices and, above all, the way in which material culture can illustrate the local syste…
Almost the same: Dynamic domination and hybrid contexts in Iron Age Lixus, Larache, Morocco
In recent years, in the wake of postcolonial studies, archaeologists have gradually begun to stress the concepts of coexistence and hybridization in their attempts to understand situations of culture contact. Domination and hegemony have also begun to lose ground in narratives of the past, as if these two sets of tenets were contradictory. We argue that there is room for a reassessment of this dichotomy. In this paper we address the problem throu…
Miniatures from domestic contexts in Iron Age Iberia
This article reviews a set of miniatures from domestic contexts in Iron Age eastern Iberia, and interprets them in terms of their role in forging social personae. After an introduction to the historical case under consideration, the miniatures are described in terms of their typology and their contexts of provenance are outlined. Though not abundant, they tend to occur in central places in the landscape; specifically, they are often found in hous…
Archaeology (4 works) · History (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (2 works) · Colonialism (2 works) · Ethnology (2 works) · Genealogy (2 works)