Confronting Identities in the Roman Empire: Assumptions about the Other in Literary Evidence
Información General
- Autores: José Luís Lopes Brandao (coord.), Cláudia Teixeira (coord.), Ália Rodrigues (coord.)
- Editores: Bloomsbury Academic
- Año de publicación: 2023
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 978-1-3503-5398-5
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págs. 1-12
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Confronting Identities: Othering Communities and Groups
págs. 15-34
Decolor Here's: Dark Skin in the Roman Cultural Imagination
págs. 35-52
págs. 53-74
Non idem esse Romanos et Graecos: Varro’s De re rustica and the Integration of the Roman World
págs. 75-94
Pirate Alterity in Plutarch: The Roman Influence on the Construction of the autre Pirate in the Moralia
págs. 95-114
Where Reason Could Not Prevail: Barbarian Othering and Diplomatic Double-Standards in Caesar’s Commentarii De Bello Gallico
págs. 115-128
Contra mores maiorum: Barbarian Women Prisoners during the Principate and the High Empire
págs. 129-150
págs. 151-170
The Geography of Otherness in the Roman Empire: Exile and Belonging
págs. 171-190
págs. 191-212
News from a mundus senescens: Romans, Visigoths and Saxons in a letter by Sidonius Apollinaris (8.6)
págs. 213-236
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Confronting Identities: Othering Individuals
A Greek Lawgiver in the Epitome of Pompeius Trogus: Justin’s Account of Lycurgus
págs. 239-252
Othering the Woman in Augustan Rome: Sophoniba’s Exemplum
págs. 253-272
Self-Perception in the Construction of the Other: Case Study of Roman Portrayal of Viriathus, Boudica and Arminius
págs. 273-296
págs. 297-322
Zenobia: The ‘Exceptional Other’ in the Historia Augusta
págs. 323-344
Novel Gifts: Imperial Self-Fashioning from Non-Normative Bodies
págs. 345-364
