Editing Hannibal (section)

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[[File:HANİBALIN MEZARI-GEBZE (2).jpg|thumb|Hannibal's monumental tomb in [[Kocaeli Province|Kocaeli]], Turkey]]

The teenaged [[Sigmund Freud]] regarded Hannibal as a "hero"; the founder of [[psychoanalysis]] portrays an idealized image of the Carthaginian general in his analysis of his "dreams of Rome" in ''[[The Interpretation of Dreams]]''. Freud then associates this phenomenon with the adage "All roads lead to Rome". He writes in ''The Interpretation of Dreams'': "Hannibal and Rome symbolized for the adolescent that I was the opposition between the tenacity of Judaism and the organizing spirit of the Catholic Church".<ref>Sigmund Freud, ''L'interprétation du rêve'' (''Die Traumdeutung'', 1900), ''Œuvres complètes de Freud / Psychanalyse'' (OCF.P) IV, Paris: PUF/Quadrige, 2010, {{p.|234}}.</ref>

[[Kocaeli Province|Kocaeli]] in Turkey has a [[cenotaph]] built in Hannibal's memory. Even though the location of Hannibal's tomb could not be determined precisely in the studies carried out due to [[Mustafa Kemal Atatürk|Atatürk's]] great interest, a monumental cenotaph was built in 1981 in the south of present-day [[Gebze]] as an expression of Atatürk's will and Atatürk's respect for Hannibal.

[[David Anthony Durham]]'s novel ''[[Pride of Carthage]]'' is a fictionalized account of Hannibal's conquests. It was followed by The Risen – an account of [[Spartacus]]' slave revolution.

Since 2011, Hannibal has appeared as one of the main characters, with [[Scipio Africanus]], of the ''Ad Astra'' manga in which Mihachi Kagano traces the course of the [[Second Punic War]].<ref>[http://www.ki-oon.com/news/164-ad-astra-quand-l-histoire-s-ecrit-et-se-dessine.html ki-oon.com « ''Ad Astra'' : quand l'histoire s'écrit et se dessine ! », ''Ki-oon'', 9 septembre 2014].</ref> The two generals appear as allies in the ''[[Drifters (manga)|Drifters]]'' manga, having been teleported to another dimension to wage war together.

[[Tunisia national football team|Tunisia's]] home and away kit for the [[2022 FIFA World Cup]] was inspired by the [[Ksour Essef cuirass]], a piece of body armor believed to be worn by Carthaginian soldiers under the command of Hannibal.<ref>{{cite web|date=29 September 2022|title=Tunisia 2022 World Cup Home & Away Kits Released|url=https://www.footyheadlines.com/2022/09/tunisia-2022-world-cup-home-away-kits_01111228345.html|access-date=16 October 2022|publisher=Footy Headlines}}</ref>