The Memetic Connotations and Evolution of “Pietas” in Roman Ideology, Ethics and Politics
This article examines the application of memetics as a valuable and manageable framework for cultural studies. Specifically, it delves into the memes associated with Roman "Pietas" and their impact on the ideological, ethical and political landscape of Ancient Rome. Utilizing historical di...
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| description | This article examines the application of memetics as a valuable and manageable framework for cultural studies. Specifically, it delves into the memes associated with Roman "Pietas" and their impact on the ideological, ethical and political landscape of Ancient Rome. Utilizing historical discourse excerpts, the study aims to illustrate the evolutionary processes and distinctive characteristics of memes within a particular cultural meme complex. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-8f12a847e4ea48fe803ae47745468f0e2024-03-08T07:52:09ZengEDP SciencesSHS Web of Conferences2261-24242024-01-011830302410.1051/shsconf/202418303024shsconf_icpahd2024_03024The Memetic Connotations and Evolution of “Pietas” in Roman Ideology, Ethics and PoliticsZheng Danyang0School of Foreign Languages, Tianjin UniversityThis article examines the application of memetics as a valuable and manageable framework for cultural studies. Specifically, it delves into the memes associated with Roman "Pietas" and their impact on the ideological, ethical and political landscape of Ancient Rome. Utilizing historical discourse excerpts, the study aims to illustrate the evolutionary processes and distinctive characteristics of memes within a particular cultural meme complex.https://www.shs-conferences.org/articles/shsconf/pdf/2024/03/shsconf_icpahd2024_03024.pdf |
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| title | The Memetic Connotations and Evolution of “Pietas” in Roman Ideology, Ethics and Politics |
| title_full | The Memetic Connotations and Evolution of “Pietas” in Roman Ideology, Ethics and Politics |
| title_fullStr | The Memetic Connotations and Evolution of “Pietas” in Roman Ideology, Ethics and Politics |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Memetic Connotations and Evolution of “Pietas” in Roman Ideology, Ethics and Politics |
| title_short | The Memetic Connotations and Evolution of “Pietas” in Roman Ideology, Ethics and Politics |
| title_sort | memetic connotations and evolution of pietas in roman ideology ethics and politics |
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