The contribution shows the humiliated enemies being beaten, tortured, beheaded and killed, or captivated and deported as part of the booty. Whereas the vanquishers are often represented in a vertical position and holding a weapon, their defeated enemies are depicted lying or kneeling on the ground, enclosed in a net, or walking in procession with their hands tied up behind their backs and escorted by soldiers.
Objectification of the Body of the Other in Visual Evidence from the Ancient Near East / Nadali, Davide. - (2026), pp. 81-98. - DEPENDENCY AND SLAVERY STUDIES. [10.1515/9783112251010-004].
Objectification of the Body of the Other in Visual Evidence from the Ancient Near East
Nadali, Davide
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2026
Abstract
The contribution shows the humiliated enemies being beaten, tortured, beheaded and killed, or captivated and deported as part of the booty. Whereas the vanquishers are often represented in a vertical position and holding a weapon, their defeated enemies are depicted lying or kneeling on the ground, enclosed in a net, or walking in procession with their hands tied up behind their backs and escorted by soldiers.File allegati a questo prodotto
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