Spectacle of Sex: Bodies on Display in Rome (English)
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2008
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Title:Spectacle of Sex: Bodies on Display in Rome
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Contributors:Cyrino, Monica S. ( editor ) / Raucci, Stacie ( author )
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Published in:<fi>Rome</fi>, Season One : History Makes Television ; 207-218
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Publisher:
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Place of publication:Oxford, UK
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Publication date:2008-02-29
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Size:12 pages
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Type of media:Article/Chapter (Book)
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Type of material:Electronic Resource
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Language:English
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Keywords:Vorenus and Pullo ‐ exhibition of male body in Rome extending past elite Roman men to characters of soldiers , Rome overturning other historical and cinematic versions of Cleopatra/Caesar saga ‐ by casting doubt on Caesar's virility , spectacle of sex and especially of male body – Rome manages to find a solution to this question , Antony's body ‐ carefully put on view in several erotic scenes with his patrician lover, Atia , Spectacle of Sex ‐ Bodies on Display in Rome , Rome providing erotic feast for viewers ‐ through corporeal displays that Rome establishes Mark Antony (James Purefoy) as primary sex symbol of the series , Antony demonstrating his virility ‐ by exhibiting his body, not by fighting , intriguing parallel with full‐frontal nudity of a slave in Episode 06 , Caesar ‐ narrative of the first season of Rome ending unsurprisingly with the iconic death of Caesar
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IntroductionCyrino, Monica S. et al. | 2008
- 11
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Televising Antiquity: From You are There to RomeSolomon, Jon et al. | 2008
- 29
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Making History in Rome: Ancient vs. Modern PerspectivesTatum, W. Jeffrey et al. | 2008
- 42
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What I Learned as an Historical Consultant for RomeMilnor, Kristina et al. | 2008
- 49
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Rome's Opening Titles: Triumph, Spectacle, and DesireHaynes, Holly et al. | 2008
- 61
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The Fog of War: The Army in RomeBrice, Lee L. et al. | 2008
- 78
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Caesar's Soldiers: The Pietas of Vorenus and PulloCooke, Brian et al. | 2008
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Becoming Augustus: The Education of OctavianBoyd, Barbara Weiden et al. | 2008
- 100
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“Not Some Cheap Murder”: Caesar's AssassinationFutrell, Alison et al. | 2008
- 117
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Women's Politics in the Streets of RomeAugoustakis, Antony et al. | 2008
- 130
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Atia and the Erotics of AuthorityCyrino, Monica S. et al. | 2008
- 141
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Her First Roman: A Cleopatra for RomeDaugherty, Gregory N. et al. | 2008
- 153
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Gowns and Gossip: Gender and Class Struggle in RomeToscano, Margaret M. et al. | 2008
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The Gender Gap: Religious Spaces in RomeSeo, J. Mira et al. | 2008
- 179
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Staging Interiors in Rome's VillasAllen, Alena et al. | 2008
- 193
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Latin in the Movies and RomeBriggs, Ward et al. | 2008
- 207
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Spectacle of Sex: Bodies on Display in RomeRaucci, Stacie et al. | 2008
- 219
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Vice is Nice: Rome and Deviant SexualityStrong, Anise K. et al. | 2008
- 232
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Bibliography| 2008
- 244
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Index| 2008
- i
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Front Matter| 2008