Social and Cultural History of Republican Rome
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Social and Cultural History of Republican Rome
Orlin, Eric M.
John Wiley and Sons Ltd
11/2021
304
Mole
Inglês
9781118357118
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgments viii
Timeline of Roman History x
Introduction: We Are All Historians 1
A Note on the Text 3
1 What Is Historical Thinking? 5
Literary Sources 9
Material Culture 15
Conclusion 22
Discussion Questions 23
2 How Do We Tell the Story? 25
An Outline History of the Roman Republic 28
Marking Time 41
Conclusion: Historical Narratives 43
Discussion Questions 45
3 The Building Blocks of Roman Society 47
Rome as a City-state 50
Rome as a Mediterranean Empire 61
Conclusion 65
Discussion Questions 65
4 The Practice of Politics 67
What Was the Roman Republic? 68
The Late Republic 79
Julius Caesar and the End of the Republic 84
Discussion Questions 85
5 The Roman Family 87
An Overview of the Roman Family 89
Changes in the Roman Family 98
Conclusion: Family Values 104
Discussion Questions 104
6 Gender and Sexuality 106
Sex and Gender 107
Sexuality 109
Gender Roles 117
Conclusions 122
Discussion Questions 123
7 Outsiders 125
Rome and Italy: The Early Republic 126
The Impact of Expansion 131
Conclusion 142
Discussion Questions 143
8 Religion 145
What Is Roman Religion? 146
Changes in Roman Religion 154
The Late Republic 161
Conclusion 162
Discussion Questions 163
9 Law 165
The Twelve Tables 166
The Effects of Expansion on Roman Law 173
The Late Republic 178
Conclusion 181
Discussion Questions 181
10 The Military 183
The Army in Early Rome 184
The Beginnings of an Imperial Army 195
Conclusion 199
Discussion Questions 200
11 The Economy 202
The Agricultural Basis of the Early Roman Economy 203
Changes in the Roman Economy 212
Conclusion 219
Discussion Questions 219
12 The City of Rome 221
The Beginnings of the City 222
Archaic Rome 224
The Late Republican Transformation 239
Conclusion 242
Discussion Questions 242
13 Roman Arts and Letters 244
The Early and Middle Republic 245
On the World Stage 250
Conclusion 259
Discussion Questions 262
Ancient Authors 264
Notable Figures from Roman History 266
Glossary 269
Index 273
Timeline of Roman History x
Introduction: We Are All Historians 1
A Note on the Text 3
1 What Is Historical Thinking? 5
Literary Sources 9
Material Culture 15
Conclusion 22
Discussion Questions 23
2 How Do We Tell the Story? 25
An Outline History of the Roman Republic 28
Marking Time 41
Conclusion: Historical Narratives 43
Discussion Questions 45
3 The Building Blocks of Roman Society 47
Rome as a City-state 50
Rome as a Mediterranean Empire 61
Conclusion 65
Discussion Questions 65
4 The Practice of Politics 67
What Was the Roman Republic? 68
The Late Republic 79
Julius Caesar and the End of the Republic 84
Discussion Questions 85
5 The Roman Family 87
An Overview of the Roman Family 89
Changes in the Roman Family 98
Conclusion: Family Values 104
Discussion Questions 104
6 Gender and Sexuality 106
Sex and Gender 107
Sexuality 109
Gender Roles 117
Conclusions 122
Discussion Questions 123
7 Outsiders 125
Rome and Italy: The Early Republic 126
The Impact of Expansion 131
Conclusion 142
Discussion Questions 143
8 Religion 145
What Is Roman Religion? 146
Changes in Roman Religion 154
The Late Republic 161
Conclusion 162
Discussion Questions 163
9 Law 165
The Twelve Tables 166
The Effects of Expansion on Roman Law 173
The Late Republic 178
Conclusion 181
Discussion Questions 181
10 The Military 183
The Army in Early Rome 184
The Beginnings of an Imperial Army 195
Conclusion 199
Discussion Questions 200
11 The Economy 202
The Agricultural Basis of the Early Roman Economy 203
Changes in the Roman Economy 212
Conclusion 219
Discussion Questions 219
12 The City of Rome 221
The Beginnings of the City 222
Archaic Rome 224
The Late Republican Transformation 239
Conclusion 242
Discussion Questions 242
13 Roman Arts and Letters 244
The Early and Middle Republic 245
On the World Stage 250
Conclusion 259
Discussion Questions 262
Ancient Authors 264
Notable Figures from Roman History 266
Glossary 269
Index 273
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Acknowledgments viii
Timeline of Roman History x
Introduction: We Are All Historians 1
A Note on the Text 3
1 What Is Historical Thinking? 5
Literary Sources 9
Material Culture 15
Conclusion 22
Discussion Questions 23
2 How Do We Tell the Story? 25
An Outline History of the Roman Republic 28
Marking Time 41
Conclusion: Historical Narratives 43
Discussion Questions 45
3 The Building Blocks of Roman Society 47
Rome as a City-state 50
Rome as a Mediterranean Empire 61
Conclusion 65
Discussion Questions 65
4 The Practice of Politics 67
What Was the Roman Republic? 68
The Late Republic 79
Julius Caesar and the End of the Republic 84
Discussion Questions 85
5 The Roman Family 87
An Overview of the Roman Family 89
Changes in the Roman Family 98
Conclusion: Family Values 104
Discussion Questions 104
6 Gender and Sexuality 106
Sex and Gender 107
Sexuality 109
Gender Roles 117
Conclusions 122
Discussion Questions 123
7 Outsiders 125
Rome and Italy: The Early Republic 126
The Impact of Expansion 131
Conclusion 142
Discussion Questions 143
8 Religion 145
What Is Roman Religion? 146
Changes in Roman Religion 154
The Late Republic 161
Conclusion 162
Discussion Questions 163
9 Law 165
The Twelve Tables 166
The Effects of Expansion on Roman Law 173
The Late Republic 178
Conclusion 181
Discussion Questions 181
10 The Military 183
The Army in Early Rome 184
The Beginnings of an Imperial Army 195
Conclusion 199
Discussion Questions 200
11 The Economy 202
The Agricultural Basis of the Early Roman Economy 203
Changes in the Roman Economy 212
Conclusion 219
Discussion Questions 219
12 The City of Rome 221
The Beginnings of the City 222
Archaic Rome 224
The Late Republican Transformation 239
Conclusion 242
Discussion Questions 242
13 Roman Arts and Letters 244
The Early and Middle Republic 245
On the World Stage 250
Conclusion 259
Discussion Questions 262
Ancient Authors 264
Notable Figures from Roman History 266
Glossary 269
Index 273
Timeline of Roman History x
Introduction: We Are All Historians 1
A Note on the Text 3
1 What Is Historical Thinking? 5
Literary Sources 9
Material Culture 15
Conclusion 22
Discussion Questions 23
2 How Do We Tell the Story? 25
An Outline History of the Roman Republic 28
Marking Time 41
Conclusion: Historical Narratives 43
Discussion Questions 45
3 The Building Blocks of Roman Society 47
Rome as a City-state 50
Rome as a Mediterranean Empire 61
Conclusion 65
Discussion Questions 65
4 The Practice of Politics 67
What Was the Roman Republic? 68
The Late Republic 79
Julius Caesar and the End of the Republic 84
Discussion Questions 85
5 The Roman Family 87
An Overview of the Roman Family 89
Changes in the Roman Family 98
Conclusion: Family Values 104
Discussion Questions 104
6 Gender and Sexuality 106
Sex and Gender 107
Sexuality 109
Gender Roles 117
Conclusions 122
Discussion Questions 123
7 Outsiders 125
Rome and Italy: The Early Republic 126
The Impact of Expansion 131
Conclusion 142
Discussion Questions 143
8 Religion 145
What Is Roman Religion? 146
Changes in Roman Religion 154
The Late Republic 161
Conclusion 162
Discussion Questions 163
9 Law 165
The Twelve Tables 166
The Effects of Expansion on Roman Law 173
The Late Republic 178
Conclusion 181
Discussion Questions 181
10 The Military 183
The Army in Early Rome 184
The Beginnings of an Imperial Army 195
Conclusion 199
Discussion Questions 200
11 The Economy 202
The Agricultural Basis of the Early Roman Economy 203
Changes in the Roman Economy 212
Conclusion 219
Discussion Questions 219
12 The City of Rome 221
The Beginnings of the City 222
Archaic Rome 224
The Late Republican Transformation 239
Conclusion 242
Discussion Questions 242
13 Roman Arts and Letters 244
The Early and Middle Republic 245
On the World Stage 250
Conclusion 259
Discussion Questions 262
Ancient Authors 264
Notable Figures from Roman History 266
Glossary 269
Index 273
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