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Christoph Ulf

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ID374202
NAMEChristoph Ulf
GIVEN NAMESChristoph
FAMILY NAMEUlf
SIGNATUREULF C
AFFILIATIONSUniversität Innsbruck , Institut für Alte Geschichte und Altorientalistik, Zentrum für Alte Kulturen , Innsbruck , 6020 , Austria .
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS12
TOTAL CITATIONS20
AUTHOR COUNT10
EDITOR COUNT2
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1996
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX1
  • Krešimir Vuković, Wolves of Rome. The Lupercalia from Roman and Comparative Perspectives. (Transregional Perspectives of Power, Vol. 2.) Berlin/Boston, De Gruyter 2022

    Open Access•Christoph Ulf•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2024

  • Erich Gruen, Ethnicity in the Ancient World. Did it Matter? Berlin/Boston, De Gruyter 2020

    Open Access•Christoph Ulf•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2022

  • The Impact of Power on Contact Zones and Receptivity

    Christoph Ulf•ARTICLE•Ancient Civilizations from…•2020•References: 5

    The concept of contacts zones, as developed in Ulf 2009, employs differentiating factors to embed the actors involved in the transfers of goods and ideas in their cultural and socio-political environments. Power exerted between people who transfer goods and ideas and those who receive them, is decisive for how receptivity is shaped by their recipients. To discover where power is situated in the complex processes of intercultural interactions, thi…

  • Die Entstehung Griechenlands

    Christoph Ulf, Erich Kistler•BOOK•Die Entstehung Griechenlands•2019

    Based on the concepts of intentional history, ethnicity and ethnogenesis, and drawing on an examination of archeological and written sources, this textbook outlines the emergence of a “feeling of belonging” to Hellenic culture, from the Homeric epic to the solidification of Greek identity in the early empire period, as Greeks looked back on their past.

  • Führung – nicht: Herrschaft

    Open Access•Christoph Ulf•CHAPTER•Monarchische Herrschaft Im Altertum•2017

  • An ancient question

    Christoph Ulf•CHAPTER•Etruscology•2017

    In the ancient written sources contradicting views are held as to who the Etruscans were and from where they originated. Modem scholarship has been content to pick out one of the ancient concepts and to support it with historical, archaeological or linguistic arguments. As a result, there is still no consensus in this matter. An important reason for this is that the opinions held in modem scholarship are also closely linked to the ideological env…

  • Griechische Ethnogenese versus Wanderungen von Stämmen und Stammstaaten

    Christoph Ulf•CHAPTER•Wege Zur Genese Griechischer…•2015

  • Kontext

    Open Access•Wolfgang Rosler, Robert Rollinger et al.•CHAPTER•Homer Handbuch•2011

    Die homerischen Epen, Ilias und Odyssee, stehen zwischen Mündlichkeit und Schriftlichkeit. Erst seit dem (frühen) 6. Jh. v. Chr. finden sich in anderer Dichtung klare Bezugnahmen auf bestimmte Stellen der beiden Epen. Hierdurch werden Textfassungen bezeugt, die, jedenfalls dort, wo der Vergleich möglich ist, unserer Ilias und unserer Odyssee nahestanden. Alkaios verbindet in einem Gedicht (Fr. 44 Voigt) zwei Szenen vom Anfang der Ilias: den Hilfe…

  • From theory to empirical research

    Open Access•Christoph Ulf•ARTICLE•Archaeological Dialogues•2010

    Sofia Voutsaki has developed a very stimulating line of thought in her paper. In my view, one of the laudable traits of this paper is that it is characterized by the same tripartite structure which actually lies behind each scientific argument. Consciously or not, all of us start with a theory or a set of assumptions; we then proceed to methods in order to achieve our goal, i.e. to arrive at transparent interpretations of the past through empiric…

  • The World of Homer and Hesiod

    Christoph Ulf•OTHER•A Companion to Archaic Greece•2009

    This chapter contains sections titled: Preliminary Remarks Homer's World Hesiod's World The World beyond Homer's and Hesiod's Texts

  • Griechische Archaik

    Robert Rollinger, Christoph Ulf•BOOK•Griechische Archaik•2004•Cited by: 20

    Der vorliegende Band versammelt 16 Beiträge, die auf einen internationalen Workshop zurückgehen, der im Herbst 2001 in Innsbruck stattfand. Der Workshop stand im Kontext eines seit 1999 von den Herausgebern in Innsbruck betreuten längerfristigen Projektes, das sich mit der Analyse der 'formativen Phasen' in der Genese der als griechisch verstandenen Kultur beschäftigt

  • Wege zur Genese griechischer Identität

    Christoph Ulf•BOOK•Wege Zur Genese Griechischer…•1996

  • Griechische Archaik

    Robert Rollinger, Christoph Ulf•BOOK•Griechische Archaik•2004•Cited by: 20

    Der vorliegende Band versammelt 16 Beiträge, die auf einen internationalen Workshop zurückgehen, der im Herbst 2001 in Innsbruck stattfand. Der Workshop stand im Kontext eines seit 1999 von den Herausgebern in Innsbruck betreuten längerfristigen Projektes, das sich mit der Analyse der 'formativen Phasen' in der Genese der als griechisch verstandenen Kultur beschäftigt

  • Wege zur Genese griechischer Identität

    Christoph Ulf•BOOK•Wege Zur Genese Griechischer…•1996

  • Griechische Archaik

    Robert Rollinger, Christoph Ulf•BOOK•Griechische Archaik•2004•Cited by: 20

    Der vorliegende Band versammelt 16 Beiträge, die auf einen internationalen Workshop zurückgehen, der im Herbst 2001 in Innsbruck stattfand. Der Workshop stand im Kontext eines seit 1999 von den Herausgebern in Innsbruck betreuten längerfristigen Projektes, das sich mit der Analyse der 'formativen Phasen' in der Genese der als griechisch verstandenen Kultur beschäftigt

  • The World of Homer and Hesiod

    Christoph Ulf•OTHER•A Companion to Archaic Greece•2009

    This chapter contains sections titled: Preliminary Remarks Homer's World Hesiod's World The World beyond Homer's and Hesiod's Texts

  • From theory to empirical research

    Open Access•Christoph Ulf•ARTICLE•Archaeological Dialogues•2010

    Sofia Voutsaki has developed a very stimulating line of thought in her paper. In my view, one of the laudable traits of this paper is that it is characterized by the same tripartite structure which actually lies behind each scientific argument. Consciously or not, all of us start with a theory or a set of assumptions; we then proceed to methods in order to achieve our goal, i.e. to arrive at transparent interpretations of the past through empiric…

  • Kontext

    Open Access•Wolfgang Rosler, Robert Rollinger et al.•CHAPTER•Homer Handbuch•2011

    Die homerischen Epen, Ilias und Odyssee, stehen zwischen Mündlichkeit und Schriftlichkeit. Erst seit dem (frühen) 6. Jh. v. Chr. finden sich in anderer Dichtung klare Bezugnahmen auf bestimmte Stellen der beiden Epen. Hierdurch werden Textfassungen bezeugt, die, jedenfalls dort, wo der Vergleich möglich ist, unserer Ilias und unserer Odyssee nahestanden. Alkaios verbindet in einem Gedicht (Fr. 44 Voigt) zwei Szenen vom Anfang der Ilias: den Hilfe…

  • Griechische Ethnogenese versus Wanderungen von Stämmen und Stammstaaten

    Christoph Ulf•CHAPTER•Wege Zur Genese Griechischer…•2015

  • Führung – nicht: Herrschaft

    Open Access•Christoph Ulf•CHAPTER•Monarchische Herrschaft Im Altertum•2017

  • An ancient question

    Christoph Ulf•CHAPTER•Etruscology•2017

    In the ancient written sources contradicting views are held as to who the Etruscans were and from where they originated. Modem scholarship has been content to pick out one of the ancient concepts and to support it with historical, archaeological or linguistic arguments. As a result, there is still no consensus in this matter. An important reason for this is that the opinions held in modem scholarship are also closely linked to the ideological env…

  • Die Entstehung Griechenlands

    Christoph Ulf, Erich Kistler•BOOK•Die Entstehung Griechenlands•2019

    Based on the concepts of intentional history, ethnicity and ethnogenesis, and drawing on an examination of archeological and written sources, this textbook outlines the emergence of a “feeling of belonging” to Hellenic culture, from the Homeric epic to the solidification of Greek identity in the early empire period, as Greeks looked back on their past.

  • The Impact of Power on Contact Zones and Receptivity

    Christoph Ulf•ARTICLE•Ancient Civilizations from…•2020•References: 5

    The concept of contacts zones, as developed in Ulf 2009, employs differentiating factors to embed the actors involved in the transfers of goods and ideas in their cultural and socio-political environments. Power exerted between people who transfer goods and ideas and those who receive them, is decisive for how receptivity is shaped by their recipients. To discover where power is situated in the complex processes of intercultural interactions, thi…

  • Erich Gruen, Ethnicity in the Ancient World. Did it Matter? Berlin/Boston, De Gruyter 2020

    Open Access•Christoph Ulf•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2022

  • Krešimir Vuković, Wolves of Rome. The Lupercalia from Roman and Comparative Perspectives. (Transregional Perspectives of Power, Vol. 2.) Berlin/Boston, De Gruyter 2022

    Open Access•Christoph Ulf•ARTICLE•Historische Zeitschrift•2024

Philosophy (7 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (6 works) · Byzantine Studies and History (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · History (4 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (3 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (3 works) · Political science (3 works)

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