Maya Imagery, Architecture, and Activity: Space and Spatial Analysis in Art History

Synopsis

Imagery, Architecture, And Activity In The Maya World: An Introduction / Maline D. Werness-rude And Kaylee R. Spencer -- Aligning The Jester God : The Implications Of Horizontality And Verticality In The Iconography Of A Classic Maya Emblem / Penny Steinbach -- Redefining The God L : The Spacial Realm Of A Maya Earth Lord / Michele M. Bernatz -- Space Men Carving Out A Sense Of Place In The Chocholá Style / Maline D. Werness-rude -- Public Spaces In The Ancient Maya City : A History / Flora Simmons Clancy -- Locating Palenque's Captive Portraits : Space, Identity, And Spectatorship In Classic Maya Art / Kaylee R. Spencer -- Spaces Of Transformation At Temple 1, Tikal, Guatemala / Elizabeth Drake Olton -- The Shifting Spatial Nexus Of An Urban Maya Landscape : A Case Study Of Architecture, Sculpture, And Ceramics At Yo'okop / Linnea Wren, Travis Nygard, And Justine M. Shaw -- The Ideal And The Symbolic : The Use Of Shared Orientational Space In Contemporary Highland Maya Performance / Rhonda Taube -- Portals, Turtles, And Mythic Places / Michael D. Carrasco. Edited By Maline D. Werness-rude And Kaylee R. Spencer. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.