City of Encounters. Public Spaces and Social Interaction in Ancient Rome

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A cura di: Maria Letizia Caldelli, Cecilia Ricci
Anno edizione: 2020
Collana: RomeScapes
Isbn: 978-88-5491-057-7
eIsbn: 978-88-5491-071-3
Materie: Archeologia, Storia antica, Topografia antica, Epigrafia
Formato: 17x24
Pagine: 280
Lingua: Inglese


"Combining material and written sources provides an epistemological frame essential for grasping the constantly transforming social interactions as well as the historical significances of spaces within ancient cities, and this observation is especially true for the Eternal City. This recent volume edited by Maria Letizia Caldelli and Cecilia Ricci is dedicated to the public spaces of Rome as the mechanism that encouraged social interactions in the first three centuries of the Principate. The volume is the first of the newly established series “RomeScapes. Social and Cultural Topographies of the City of Rome” (Edizioni Quasar), which is aimed at promoting studies on peripheral and heterogenous aspects of city culture that have so far received limited scholarly attention" (dalla recensione in Bryn Mawr Classical Review -leggi la recensione-)


Sommario:

Marta García Morcillo, Cecilia Ricci, James H. Richardson, Federico Santangelo, RomeScapes. Social and Cultural Topographies of the City of Rome:
A New Book Series

Maria Letizia Caldelli and Cecilia Ricci, City of Encounters: Public Spaces and Social Interaction in Ancient Rome

Andrea Angius, Places of Political Interaction and Representation in the City of Rome

Margaret Andrews and Seth Bernard, Spaces of Economic Exchange

Christer Bruun, Places of Personal Care and Physical Exercise

Jonathan Edmondson, The Spatial, Social and Political Landscape of Public Spectacle from Augustus to Severus Alexander

Nicolas Tran, The Meeting Places of Associations in the City of Rome

Françoise Van Haeperen, Roman Places of Collective Worship as Meeting Places

Indexes
Notes on the contributors

 

Recensione in Journal of Roman Studies, 111, 2021 (leggi la recensione) in Bryn Mawr Classical Review (leggi la recensione) e Mediterraneo Antico, 24, 1-2, 2021 (leggi la recensione)