Roman Entertainment

Ethan Parker

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Beschreibung

Roman Entertainment unveils the spectacles that shaped ancient Roman society, from gladiatorial contests to theatrical productions, revealing how these events reflected and reinforced Roman values and power structures. These entertainments were more than mere amusement; they were a complex system of social control and political propaganda, used by emperors and elites to maintain order and project authority. 

 
For instance, gladiatorial combat, while brutal, showcased the Roman ideals of courage and discipline, while chariot races became a passionate display of civic pride and rivalry, with factions fiercely supported by different segments of the population. 

 
The book explores the evolution of these entertainments across the Roman Republic and Empire, delving into the specifics of each major form, including their organization, performers, and audiences. 

 
Drawing upon archaeological evidence and literary accounts, Roman Entertainment examines how these spectacles collectively contributed to Roman identity and the maintenance of social order. It emphasizes the profound impact of these events on Roman social dynamics, political maneuvering, and cultural expression, offering a comprehensive view of this fascinating aspect of world history.

Verfügbar seit: 29.03.2025.

Drucklänge: 60 Seiten.

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