Christoph Michels
Biographic Data
| ID | 5632598 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christoph Michels |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christoph |
| FAMILY NAME | Michels |
| SIGNATURE | MICHELS C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität , Lehreinheit Geschichte, Seminar für Alte Geschichte , Münster , 48143 , Germany . |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8304-046X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Die Briefe Frontos und senatorische Interaktion mit dem Princeps in der Hohen Kaiserzeit
The epistolary corpus of M. Cornelius Fronto, the rhetoric teacher of the ‘princes’ M. Aurelius and L. Verus, offers valuable insights into the functioning of the monarchical order of the Principate, despite the seemingly trivial subject matter of many of his letters, due to the unique level of communication. Especially the communication with the domus Augusta provides important additions to the comparable letters of Pliny the Younger. While scho…
Hartwin Brandt, Die Kaiserzeit. Römische Geschichte von Octavian bis Diokletian 31 v. Chr. – 284 n. Chr. (Alter Orient, Griechische Geschichte, Römische Geschichte, Bd.11.) München, Beck 2021
Article Hartwin Brandt, Die Kaiserzeit. Römische Geschichte von Octavian bis Diokletian 31 v. Chr. – 284 n. Chr. (Alter Orient, Griechische Geschichte, Römische Geschichte, Bd.11.) München, Beck 2021 was published on December 1, 2022 in the journal Historische Zeitschrift (volume 315, issue 3)
Ariarathid Dynasty
The Ariarathids were an Iranian dynasty that ruled over the Hellenistic kingdom of Cappadocia from its beginnings in the third century until ca. 96 bce . They were initially dominated by the Seleucids, and with increasing independence became their allies. After Rome's defeat of the Seleucids, the Ariarathids switched sides and became allies of the Attalids and Rome. In the late second century, the Mithradatids of Pontos tried to establish control…
Same but Different
While architecture has surfaced in recent years as a key resource in shaping the entrepreneurial university both programmatically and aesthetically, the Floating University Berlin has taken architectural design as the starting point for developing a temporary space for creating and reflecting upon the future of urban societies and the role universities might play therein. In its unfolding the FUB resonates with some of the processes of neoliberal…
Christian Seebacher, Zwischen Augustus und Antinoos. Tradition und Innovation im Prinzipat Hadrians. (Studies in Ancient Monarchies, Vol. 6.) Stuttgart, Steiner 2020
Article Christian Seebacher, Zwischen Augustus und Antinoos. Tradition und Innovation im Prinzipat Hadrians. (Studies in Ancient Monarchies, Vol. 6.) Stuttgart, Steiner 2020 was published on August 1, 2021 in the journal Historische Zeitschrift (volume 313, issue 1)
Antoninus Pius im Akzeptanzsystem. Ein ‚durchschnittlicher‘ Princeps zwischen dynastischem Prinzip und charismatischer Herrschaft
Die Erforschung antiker Monarchien ist in den letzten Jahrzehnten durch Einbindung herrschaftssoziologischer Konzepte und Fragestellungen wesentlich bereichert worden. Das gilt insbesondere für den römischen Prinzipat, eine monarchische Herrschaftsform sui generis, die aufgrund ihrer inneren Paradoxien mit einer allein rechtlichen Perspektive nicht zu fassen ist. Während dabei bislang vor allem Umbrüche und Krisen und in verschiedener Hinsicht au…
Letters, Hellenistic royal
The Hellenistic royal letters and decrees are important sources for the inner workings and ideologies of the Greco‐Macedonian (and Hellenized indigenous) monarchies. The letters are mainly attested through inscriptions set up by Greek cities and sanctuaries. Therefore they illustrate the delicate relationship between kings and cities.
Von Magna Graecia nach Asia Minor
By accident and by design
This article argues that the notion of affective atmosphere provides a privileged access to the study of organizational affect as it relates to a spatial ontology of 'being-together-in-a-sphere'. Drawing on the study of affective atmospheres in philosophy and cultural geography, we develop a conceptual positioning from which to analyze a musical intervention in the streets and squares of Berlin. The study traces the preparation and enactment of a…
Researching affective atmospheres
In this contribution, I suggest activating the notion of atmospheres as a heuristic device to empirically research affects. I will argue that analysing the composition of atmospheres allows one to take into account three key dimensions of affects: their spatio-materiality, their sensuality and their (in)stability. Building on a process understanding of atmospheres, I reflect on how each of the three dimensions can be empirically researched and ho…
The Spread of Polis Institutions in Hellenistic Cappadocia and the Peer Polity Interaction Model
The settlement pattern of Cappadocia that was divided into ten strategies was dominated by villages with only a few indigenous cities in between. It came rather as a surprise when a late Hellenistic inscription from Cappadocian Hanisa became known which attests for this small town a fully fledged polis constitution. This chapter presents a discussion of this text and the cultural change one can deduce from it serves as the starting point on searc…
Pergamon
Pergamon (also Pergamum), a city in Mysia in western Asia Minor (today ca. 30 km from the Aegean coast), had its political and cultural heyday during the reign of the Attalids (281–133 BCE ) and is one of the best‐known Hellenistic capitals.
Letters, Hellenistic royal
Letters of Hellenistic monarchs form indispensable primary sources for the functioning of their kingdoms as well as their foreign relations. They are preserved primarily on inscriptions but also on papyri and in ancient literature.
Ariobarzanid Dynasty
Ariobarzanes I Philorhomaios (epithet on coins, Simonetta 1977: 39–42) was a Cappadocian noble elected king (96/5–63/62 BCE with several interruptions) after the extinction of the Ariarathid Dynasty with the death of Ariarathes VIII.
Archelaos of Cappadocia
Archelaos Philopatris Ktistes (r. 36 BCE –17 CE ;for coins bearing his epithets, see Simonetta 1977: 45–6) was the last king of Cappadocia.
Antoninus Pius (Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius)
Antoninus Pius was a Roman emperor who ruled from July 10, 138 to March, 7, 161, between Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius.
Cappadocia
Cappadocia extended in antiquity from the Taurus mountain range to the southern Black Sea coast, bordering Paphlagonia and Phrygia at the Halys River and Lake Tatta in the west, Kolchis, Armenia, and the upper Euphrates in the east, and Cilicia and Kommagene in the south.
Ariarathid Dynasty
Ariarathes is the Greek form of the royal name of the rulers of a dynasty which ruled Hellenistic Cappadocia and was succeeded by the Ariobarzanid Dynasty.
Multiplicity and reflexivity in organizational research
Purpose The purpose of this paper is, first, to assess the potential of the visual to enact multiplicity and reflexivity in organizational research, and second, to develop a performative approach to the visual, which offers aesthetic strategies for creating future research accounts in organization and management studies. Design/methodology/approach The paper reviews existing visual research in organization and management studies and presents an i…
Strukturentstehung durch Verflechtung
Die Akteur-Netzwerk-Theorie stellt mit ihrer Forderung, die Verflechtungen zwischen Natur und Kultur, Gesellschaft und Technik strikt empirisch zu erforschen, eine Herausforderung für sozial- und kulturwissenschaftliche Konzeptionen des Sozialen dar. Entfaltet wird eine kritische Diskussion um Symmetrie, die Handlungsfähigkeit nicht-menschlicher Akteure sowie die Verteilung von Macht in Netzwerken. Dabei werden Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Akteu…
By accident and by design
This article argues that the notion of affective atmosphere provides a privileged access to the study of organizational affect as it relates to a spatial ontology of 'being-together-in-a-sphere'. Drawing on the study of affective atmospheres in philosophy and cultural geography, we develop a conceptual positioning from which to analyze a musical intervention in the streets and squares of Berlin. The study traces the preparation and enactment of a…
Multiplicity and reflexivity in organizational research
Purpose The purpose of this paper is, first, to assess the potential of the visual to enact multiplicity and reflexivity in organizational research, and second, to develop a performative approach to the visual, which offers aesthetic strategies for creating future research accounts in organization and management studies. Design/methodology/approach The paper reviews existing visual research in organization and management studies and presents an i…
Die Briefe Frontos und senatorische Interaktion mit dem Princeps in der Hohen Kaiserzeit
The epistolary corpus of M. Cornelius Fronto, the rhetoric teacher of the ‘princes’ M. Aurelius and L. Verus, offers valuable insights into the functioning of the monarchical order of the Principate, despite the seemingly trivial subject matter of many of his letters, due to the unique level of communication. Especially the communication with the domus Augusta provides important additions to the comparable letters of Pliny the Younger. While scho…
Strukturentstehung durch Verflechtung
Die Akteur-Netzwerk-Theorie stellt mit ihrer Forderung, die Verflechtungen zwischen Natur und Kultur, Gesellschaft und Technik strikt empirisch zu erforschen, eine Herausforderung für sozial- und kulturwissenschaftliche Konzeptionen des Sozialen dar. Entfaltet wird eine kritische Diskussion um Symmetrie, die Handlungsfähigkeit nicht-menschlicher Akteure sowie die Verteilung von Macht in Netzwerken. Dabei werden Möglichkeiten und Grenzen der Akteu…
Pergamon
Pergamon (also Pergamum), a city in Mysia in western Asia Minor (today ca. 30 km from the Aegean coast), had its political and cultural heyday during the reign of the Attalids (281–133 BCE ) and is one of the best‐known Hellenistic capitals.
Letters, Hellenistic royal
Letters of Hellenistic monarchs form indispensable primary sources for the functioning of their kingdoms as well as their foreign relations. They are preserved primarily on inscriptions but also on papyri and in ancient literature.
Ariobarzanid Dynasty
Ariobarzanes I Philorhomaios (epithet on coins, Simonetta 1977: 39–42) was a Cappadocian noble elected king (96/5–63/62 BCE with several interruptions) after the extinction of the Ariarathid Dynasty with the death of Ariarathes VIII.
Archelaos of Cappadocia
Archelaos Philopatris Ktistes (r. 36 BCE –17 CE ;for coins bearing his epithets, see Simonetta 1977: 45–6) was the last king of Cappadocia.
Antoninus Pius (Aelius Hadrianus Antoninus Augustus Pius)
Antoninus Pius was a Roman emperor who ruled from July 10, 138 to March, 7, 161, between Hadrian and Marcus Aurelius.
Cappadocia
Cappadocia extended in antiquity from the Taurus mountain range to the southern Black Sea coast, bordering Paphlagonia and Phrygia at the Halys River and Lake Tatta in the west, Kolchis, Armenia, and the upper Euphrates in the east, and Cilicia and Kommagene in the south.
Ariarathid Dynasty
Ariarathes is the Greek form of the royal name of the rulers of a dynasty which ruled Hellenistic Cappadocia and was succeeded by the Ariobarzanid Dynasty.
Multiplicity and reflexivity in organizational research
Purpose The purpose of this paper is, first, to assess the potential of the visual to enact multiplicity and reflexivity in organizational research, and second, to develop a performative approach to the visual, which offers aesthetic strategies for creating future research accounts in organization and management studies. Design/methodology/approach The paper reviews existing visual research in organization and management studies and presents an i…
The Spread of Polis Institutions in Hellenistic Cappadocia and the Peer Polity Interaction Model
The settlement pattern of Cappadocia that was divided into ten strategies was dominated by villages with only a few indigenous cities in between. It came rather as a surprise when a late Hellenistic inscription from Cappadocian Hanisa became known which attests for this small town a fully fledged polis constitution. This chapter presents a discussion of this text and the cultural change one can deduce from it serves as the starting point on searc…
Researching affective atmospheres
In this contribution, I suggest activating the notion of atmospheres as a heuristic device to empirically research affects. I will argue that analysing the composition of atmospheres allows one to take into account three key dimensions of affects: their spatio-materiality, their sensuality and their (in)stability. Building on a process understanding of atmospheres, I reflect on how each of the three dimensions can be empirically researched and ho…
By accident and by design
This article argues that the notion of affective atmosphere provides a privileged access to the study of organizational affect as it relates to a spatial ontology of 'being-together-in-a-sphere'. Drawing on the study of affective atmospheres in philosophy and cultural geography, we develop a conceptual positioning from which to analyze a musical intervention in the streets and squares of Berlin. The study traces the preparation and enactment of a…
Von Magna Graecia nach Asia Minor
Letters, Hellenistic royal
The Hellenistic royal letters and decrees are important sources for the inner workings and ideologies of the Greco‐Macedonian (and Hellenized indigenous) monarchies. The letters are mainly attested through inscriptions set up by Greek cities and sanctuaries. Therefore they illustrate the delicate relationship between kings and cities.
Ariarathid Dynasty
The Ariarathids were an Iranian dynasty that ruled over the Hellenistic kingdom of Cappadocia from its beginnings in the third century until ca. 96 bce . They were initially dominated by the Seleucids, and with increasing independence became their allies. After Rome's defeat of the Seleucids, the Ariarathids switched sides and became allies of the Attalids and Rome. In the late second century, the Mithradatids of Pontos tried to establish control…
Same but Different
While architecture has surfaced in recent years as a key resource in shaping the entrepreneurial university both programmatically and aesthetically, the Floating University Berlin has taken architectural design as the starting point for developing a temporary space for creating and reflecting upon the future of urban societies and the role universities might play therein. In its unfolding the FUB resonates with some of the processes of neoliberal…
Christian Seebacher, Zwischen Augustus und Antinoos. Tradition und Innovation im Prinzipat Hadrians. (Studies in Ancient Monarchies, Vol. 6.) Stuttgart, Steiner 2020
Article Christian Seebacher, Zwischen Augustus und Antinoos. Tradition und Innovation im Prinzipat Hadrians. (Studies in Ancient Monarchies, Vol. 6.) Stuttgart, Steiner 2020 was published on August 1, 2021 in the journal Historische Zeitschrift (volume 313, issue 1)
Antoninus Pius im Akzeptanzsystem. Ein ‚durchschnittlicher‘ Princeps zwischen dynastischem Prinzip und charismatischer Herrschaft
Die Erforschung antiker Monarchien ist in den letzten Jahrzehnten durch Einbindung herrschaftssoziologischer Konzepte und Fragestellungen wesentlich bereichert worden. Das gilt insbesondere für den römischen Prinzipat, eine monarchische Herrschaftsform sui generis, die aufgrund ihrer inneren Paradoxien mit einer allein rechtlichen Perspektive nicht zu fassen ist. Während dabei bislang vor allem Umbrüche und Krisen und in verschiedener Hinsicht au…
Hartwin Brandt, Die Kaiserzeit. Römische Geschichte von Octavian bis Diokletian 31 v. Chr. – 284 n. Chr. (Alter Orient, Griechische Geschichte, Römische Geschichte, Bd.11.) München, Beck 2021
Article Hartwin Brandt, Die Kaiserzeit. Römische Geschichte von Octavian bis Diokletian 31 v. Chr. – 284 n. Chr. (Alter Orient, Griechische Geschichte, Römische Geschichte, Bd.11.) München, Beck 2021 was published on December 1, 2022 in the journal Historische Zeitschrift (volume 315, issue 3)
Die Briefe Frontos und senatorische Interaktion mit dem Princeps in der Hohen Kaiserzeit
The epistolary corpus of M. Cornelius Fronto, the rhetoric teacher of the ‘princes’ M. Aurelius and L. Verus, offers valuable insights into the functioning of the monarchical order of the Principate, despite the seemingly trivial subject matter of many of his letters, due to the unique level of communication. Especially the communication with the domus Augusta provides important additions to the comparable letters of Pliny the Younger. While scho…
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