Barbarians In The Greek And Roman World
Barbarians In The Greek And Roman World

Barbarians In The Greek And Roman World

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What Did The Ancient Greeks And Romans Think Of The Peoples They Referred To As Barbari? Did They Share The Modern Western Conceptionpopularized In Modern Fantasy Literature And Roleplaying Gamesof Barbarians As Brutish, Unwashed Enemies Of Civilization? Or Our Related Notion Of The Noble Savage? Was The Category Fixed Or Fluid? How Did It Contrast With The Greeks And Romans' Conception Of Their Own Cultural Identity? Was It Based On Race?In Accessible, Jargonfree Prose, Erik Jensen Addresses These And Other Questions Through A Copiously Illustrated Introduction To The Varied And Evolving Ways In Which The Ancient Greeks And Romans Engaged With, And Thought About, Foreign Peoplesand To The Recent Historical And Archaeological Scholarship That Has Overturned Received Understandings Of The Relationship Of Classical Civilization To Its Others.

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