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La raison de Rome

Naissance de l'esprit critique à la fin de la République

Datos Bibliográficos

ID19925906
AutoresClaudia Moatti (0000-0001-7364-514X, autor de correspondencia), Claude Moatti
Año1997
Páginas473
Fecha de publicación1997-10-02
Open AccessNo
TipoBOOK
RevistaLa raison de Rome (SOURCE_BOOK)
EditorialSeuil (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.14375/np.9782020131155
OpenAlexW2548099465
Open LibraryOL405978M
ISBN9782020131155
IdiomaEN
Citas recibidas97

Au dernier siècle de son histoire (entre le IIe et le Ier s. av. J.-C.), alors qu’elle est emportée par les guerres civiles et les conflits extérieurs, la République romaine connaît une véritable révolution intellectuelle sous le signe des « Lumières ». À cette époque marquée par une ouverture sans précédent sur le monde et par l’intégration massive des Italiens dans le corps civique, la classe dirigeante modifie peu à peu ses questionnements, ses discours, ses pratiques, et s’interroge sur la romanité. Comment penser lorsque les valeurs anciennes et les institutions vacillent ? Comment constituer un État, une mémoire, à partir d’une multitude de peuples et de cultures ? Contre l’éclatement, le désordre et la crise, les Romains en appellent à la Raison, tout à la fois norme, principe de pensée, méthode d’organisation et de classification ; ils découvrent la critique, la pluralité, l’abstraction, cherchent des catégories générales susceptibles de quadriller le réel et d’en appréhender la diversité. C’est dans cette création de formes, dans la construction d’un ordre logique et universel, recouvrant sans les détruire les singularités historiques, que s’impose la modernité de Rome. Date de première édition : 1997

Art · Humanities · Classical Studies and Legal History · Legal Systems and Institutions · Philosophy · Philosophy and Social Theory · 265-30 B.C · History · Intellectual life · republic · Republic, 265-30 B.C · Rome

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Intervalo de citas2003 - 2025 (23)
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