The Marble Wilderness: Ruins and Representation in Italian Romanticism, 1775-1850

Ilona Klein · Carolyn Springer

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List of illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction: modes of archaeological representation, 1775-1850 Part I. Papal Archaeology: The Encomiastic Mode: 1. Monti's 'Prosopopea' and the ideology of the Pio-Clementine Museum 2. The poetry of Papal encomium: archaeological texts and pretexts 3. The rhetoric of restoration: archaeology and power, 1798-1840 4. Archaeology and power, 1798-1840 4. Archaology in Belli's Roman sonnets Part II. Risorgimento Archaeology: The Exhortatory Mode: 5. Dei Sepolcri and the democratic tradition 6. The Risorgimento debate: Mazzini and Gioberti 7. Pius IX, the republic, and the scene of ruin Selected chronology Notes Index of names.

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