... That Is How Steel Was Tempered Pinares de Mayarí Youth of Steel Brigade Sacchario Woodward Miguel Fidel Castro Cuba communism Revolutionary Offensive imperial ideology As the most important communist revolution of the 1960s, especially in terms of its influence in the Third World, the Cuban...

... rather than replace it. The power of the imperial ideology is undeniable, but it would be grossly inaccurate to reduce the study of the empire’s durability to analysis of its ideological guidelines. Rather, the imperial political culture developed amid complex interaction between ideological stipulations...

...This chapter examines the manner in which imperial acquisitions often started and ended with ceremonies. There were overt expressions of imperial ideology, performances of hegemony and power relations, as well as efforts to impress, entertain, and overawe the populace. How far or how rapidly...

... explores how imperial ideology sought to relate the state to rural society and peripheralized the cities. ancestor Freedman Maurice genealogy incorporation Kuhn Philip New Territories of Hong Kong village alliance Wakeman Frederic Co hong Foshan House house building as a settlement right markets...

...This introductory chapter explains the coverage of this book, which is about imperial ideology, imperial governance and provincial loyalty in the Roman Empire. It argues that the official discourse of the imperial government, and the principles of legitimation to which it gave voice, found a ready...

...This chapter sums up the key findings of this study on imperial ideology, imperial governance, and provincial loyalty in the Roman Empire. It explains that the dramatic expansion of the body of Roman citizens in Italy in the last century of the Roman Republic provided a crucial impetus...

... themes in modern imperial ideology. The book ranges widely across Victorian intellectual life and beyond. The opening chapters explore the nature of liberalism, varieties of imperial ideology, the uses and abuses of ancient history, the imaginative functions of the monarchy, and fantasies of Anglo-Saxon...

... and the empire's foundation. His late play, Cymbeline, reflects the early modern tensions within English and British imperial ideology concerning identification with and rejection of Roman imperialism. More than any other Shakespeare play, The Tempest lends itself to the topic...

... to respond in the form of obedience and worship. The chapter shows the similarity between Paul and the Roman Empire in gathering the support of their subjects. The concepts of the material network, imperial ideology, ambassadorship, and international relations are also discussed. Imperial ideology...

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... Last Judgement William of Tyre Manuel I Komnenos emperor Byzantine empire Komnenian dynasty Imperial ideology Komnenian Byzantium Byzantium’s leadership was keenly aware of the impression its activities and the sheer longevity of its empire made on outsiders, and this was one reason for its...

.... Such communication of Roman imperial ideology had to take the plurality inherent in the Roman world into account. constraints of tradition media ancient sources as Adoption Augustus Caracalla dynastic succession Maxentius Maximian Pertinax Publius Helvius succession Res Gestae Divi Augusti 34 3 Actium...

...; in part two, Lucan’s response to imperial deification and Suetonius’ representation of Caligula; and, in part three, Statius’ exploration of imperial ideology. In each case the sections examine the implications of the relevant cultural and political discourses for a reading of theomachy. The chapter...

...This chapter first considers the debate surrounding some of the ideas of Paul Wittek, a philologist and founding father of modern Ottoman studies. It then surveys the development of Ottoman imperial ideology from the fourteenth to the sixteenth century to demonstrate how the dynasty legitimized...

..., Justinian sought to repackage imperial ideology along stridently Christocentric lines, positioning himself as Christ's vicegerent on earth and the leader of the Christian community. Moreover, Justinian sought to unite the Christian world behind a campaign of moral reformation, a campaign announced...

... system was a census of all taxable assets, calculated in notional units of iuga (for cultivated lands) and capita (for the agricultural workforce). The chapter looks into the pillars of imperial ideology, such as the notion that the emperors should help the weak...

... of the medium being used. The widely differentiating local expectations of how a ruler should present himself, and standardization over time of the images and languages that could be employed in the ‘media’ at imperial disposal, posed serious constraints to the construction of Roman imperial ideology. Roman...

... divine transcendence imperial ideology chronology Eusebius yields in eloquence, though not in scholarship, to his Latin contemporaries Arnobius and Lactantius. Both at some time made a profession of rhetoric though Arnobius, the teacher, wields his pen with a truculent vigour that often tempts him...

... virtù. Meanwhile, the Ottoman sultans encouraged the development of an expansive imperial ideology in which the sultan was portrayed as divinely favoured. Anjou Henry Duke of see Henry III Charles XII Mehmed II Selim I cities Constantinople empire s holy cities imperial age new Mecca Medina...

... politics Imperial ideology Roman Army On 1 May 305, ¹ a procession of soldiers, officers and officials departed the city of Nicomedia in Bithynia, led by the emperor Diocletian (C. Aurelius Valerius Diocletianus) and his junior emperor Galerius (C. Galerius Valerius Maximianus). These two...