THE LEISURE IN ANCIENT ROME: CHRONICLES OF AN EMPIRE RISE
<span>The present research is aimed at describing scientifically how the citizenship practiced the leisure in Ancient Rome ranging from I B.C and I D. C centuries. Almost 123 years of history that deserves being uncovered. Readers who wish having clear how leisure conformed in High Empire shou...
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description | <span>The present research is aimed at describing scientifically how the citizenship practiced the leisure in Ancient Rome ranging from I B.C and I D. C centuries. Almost 123 years of history that deserves being uncovered. Readers who wish having clear how leisure conformed in High Empire should refer to classical biographers such as Cornelius Tacitus and Caius Suetonius. In different manners, both have contributed to understand further about how Romans lived. Like in Greece, mythology encouraged the conflict confronting sons against their fathers. The glory, fame and power were values that a child learned from the cradle. For that, in the lapse of few decades Rome transformed in a military and economic power that subdued all known world for more than four centuries. Under such a circumstance, leisure worked as a vehicle towards hegemony and ideology preventing social fragmentation as well as encouraging a rural migration to urban cities.</span> |
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spelling | doaj.art-b37277f2744c4645941c21368cfffa4d2022-12-21T20:34:44ZengUniversitatii SuceavaRevista de Turism: Studii si Cercetari in Turism1844-29942009-12-0108142181THE LEISURE IN ANCIENT ROME: CHRONICLES OF AN EMPIRE RISEMaximiliano KORSTANJE0University of Moron, Argentina<span>The present research is aimed at describing scientifically how the citizenship practiced the leisure in Ancient Rome ranging from I B.C and I D. C centuries. Almost 123 years of history that deserves being uncovered. Readers who wish having clear how leisure conformed in High Empire should refer to classical biographers such as Cornelius Tacitus and Caius Suetonius. In different manners, both have contributed to understand further about how Romans lived. Like in Greece, mythology encouraged the conflict confronting sons against their fathers. The glory, fame and power were values that a child learned from the cradle. For that, in the lapse of few decades Rome transformed in a military and economic power that subdued all known world for more than four centuries. Under such a circumstance, leisure worked as a vehicle towards hegemony and ideology preventing social fragmentation as well as encouraging a rural migration to urban cities.</span>http://revistadeturism.ro/rdt/article/view/99roman empireleisurepleasureideologymythology |
spellingShingle | Maximiliano KORSTANJE THE LEISURE IN ANCIENT ROME: CHRONICLES OF AN EMPIRE RISE Revista de Turism: Studii si Cercetari in Turism roman empire leisure pleasure ideology mythology |
title | THE LEISURE IN ANCIENT ROME: CHRONICLES OF AN EMPIRE RISE |
title_full | THE LEISURE IN ANCIENT ROME: CHRONICLES OF AN EMPIRE RISE |
title_fullStr | THE LEISURE IN ANCIENT ROME: CHRONICLES OF AN EMPIRE RISE |
title_full_unstemmed | THE LEISURE IN ANCIENT ROME: CHRONICLES OF AN EMPIRE RISE |
title_short | THE LEISURE IN ANCIENT ROME: CHRONICLES OF AN EMPIRE RISE |
title_sort | leisure in ancient rome chronicles of an empire rise |
topic | roman empire leisure pleasure ideology mythology |
url | http://revistadeturism.ro/rdt/article/view/99 |
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