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SUMMARY:“Making Space for the Gods: Religious Spaces in the Ancient Greek House,
” Hannah Smagh
DESCRIPTION:\nHannah Smagh\, assistant teaching professor of classics an
d ancient Mediterranean studies at Penn State\n\nNumerous gods were wors
hipped in the ancient Greek house\, but few if any permanent sacred spac
es were set aside for their rituals. Rather than permanent architecture\
, sacred space in the Greek house appears to have been defined by the pe
rformance of rituals using small portable objects or multi-functional st
ructures. By using a spatial approach to analyze the effects of these ob
jects involved in ritual performance\, we can gain a richer understandin
g of the domestic religious landscape and investigate its relationship w
ith religious practices on the larger public stage.\n\nFor more details:
https://events.la.psu.edu/event/making-space-for-the-gods/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Hannah Sm
agh, assistant teaching professor of classics and ancient Mediterran
ean studies at Penn State
Numerous gods were worshipped in the
ancient Greek house, but few if any permanent sacred spaces were set as
ide for their rituals. Rather than permanent architecture, sacred space
in the Greek house appears to have been defined by the performance of ri
tuals using small portable objects or multi-functional structures. By us
ing a spatial approach to analyze the effects of these objects involved
in ritual performance, we can gain a richer understanding of the domesti
c religious landscape and investigate its relationship with religious pr
actices on the larger public stage.
For more details: https://events.
la.psu.edu/event/making-space-for-the-gods/
LOCATION:102 Weaver Building
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