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SUMMARY:ARCE Lecture: My Violent King
DTSTART:20180125T230000Z
DTEND:20180126T003000Z
DESCRIPTION:Representations of violence abound in ancient Egyptian art
  and texts\, where the figure of the smiting king is one of the longes
 t enduring images. Trampling the nine bows with every step or recounti
 ng his victories in far away territories\, the king is featured as a v
 ictorious conqueror who defeats Egypt’s enemies with vigor and viole
 nce. Many of these representations belong\, however\, to the royal sph
 ere\, and this paper will explore New Kingdom tomb art\, autobiographi
 cal texts\, stelae\, and other objects to consider the image of the vi
 olent king among the elite and its own concepts of violence.
LOCATION:ISAW Lecture Hall
CONTACT:isaw@nyu.edu
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