Paideia and Empire: A Reflection on th jcortscopete1e Value of Culture as a foundation of Imperial Rule

This paper is concerned with the relationship between Greek culture and Roman politics. My aim is twofold. First, I want to challenge the traditional point of view that held a Roman Ruling Power and a Hellenic Civilizing Power. In my opinion, Greek paideia should be considered as a basic component o...

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spelling I10-R362-article-135302017-12-18T15:53:25Z Paideia and Empire: A Reflection on th jcortscopete1e Value of Culture as a foundation of Imperial Rule Paideía e Imperio: Una reflexión sobre el valor de la cultura como fundamento del dominio imperial Cortés Copete, Juan Manuel Paideía Imperialismo Romano Alianzas Oligárquicas Adriano – Panhelenion Favorino Polemón Elio Aristides Paideia Roman imperialism Oligarchies Hadrian Panhellenion Favorinus Polemo Aelius Aristides This paper is concerned with the relationship between Greek culture and Roman politics. My aim is twofold. First, I want to challenge the traditional point of view that held a Roman Ruling Power and a Hellenic Civilizing Power. In my opinion, Greek paideia should be considered as a basic component of the alliances between the Roman oligarchy and the Greek civic elites and, as a result of that, as an essential political tool for the Roman Empire. On the other hand, the Roman politicians and the Greek civic aristocracies sparked a debate on the definition of this new Greek culture for the Roman empire. In the end, a paideia based on the classic tradition and on the civic life succeeded. Este artículo trata de la relación entre la cultura griega y la política romana. Mi propósito es doble. En primer lugar quiero poner en duda la opinión común que sostiene la existencia de un poder político romano frente a un poder civilizador de carácter griego. En mi opinión, la paideía debería ser considerada como un formante básico de la alianza entre la oligarquía romana y las elites cívicas griegas y, por lo tanto, como un instrumento fundamental del imperio romano. Por otro lado, los políticos romanos y las aristocracias griegas mantuvieron un debate sobre la definición de esta nueva cultura griega para el Imperio romano. Al final, se acabó imponiendo una paideía basada en la tradición clásica y en la vida cívica. Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia 2016-02-22 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anuariohistoria/article/view/13530 10.31049/1853.7049.v0.n8.13530 Anuario de la Escuela de Historia Virtual; Núm. 8 (2015); 10-30 1853-7049 10.31049/1853.7049.v0.n8 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anuariohistoria/article/view/13530/13695 Derechos de autor 2016 Juan Manuel Cortés Copete
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topic Paideía
Imperialismo Romano
Alianzas Oligárquicas
Adriano – Panhelenion
Favorino
Polemón
Elio Aristides
Paideia
Roman imperialism
Oligarchies
Hadrian
Panhellenion
Favorinus
Polemo
Aelius Aristides
spellingShingle Paideía
Imperialismo Romano
Alianzas Oligárquicas
Adriano – Panhelenion
Favorino
Polemón
Elio Aristides
Paideia
Roman imperialism
Oligarchies
Hadrian
Panhellenion
Favorinus
Polemo
Aelius Aristides
Cortés Copete, Juan Manuel
Paideia and Empire: A Reflection on th jcortscopete1e Value of Culture as a foundation of Imperial Rule
topic_facet Paideía
Imperialismo Romano
Alianzas Oligárquicas
Adriano – Panhelenion
Favorino
Polemón
Elio Aristides
Paideia
Roman imperialism
Oligarchies
Hadrian
Panhellenion
Favorinus
Polemo
Aelius Aristides
author Cortés Copete, Juan Manuel
author_facet Cortés Copete, Juan Manuel
author_sort Cortés Copete, Juan Manuel
title Paideia and Empire: A Reflection on th jcortscopete1e Value of Culture as a foundation of Imperial Rule
title_short Paideia and Empire: A Reflection on th jcortscopete1e Value of Culture as a foundation of Imperial Rule
title_full Paideia and Empire: A Reflection on th jcortscopete1e Value of Culture as a foundation of Imperial Rule
title_fullStr Paideia and Empire: A Reflection on th jcortscopete1e Value of Culture as a foundation of Imperial Rule
title_full_unstemmed Paideia and Empire: A Reflection on th jcortscopete1e Value of Culture as a foundation of Imperial Rule
title_sort paideia and empire: a reflection on th jcortscopete1e value of culture as a foundation of imperial rule
description This paper is concerned with the relationship between Greek culture and Roman politics. My aim is twofold. First, I want to challenge the traditional point of view that held a Roman Ruling Power and a Hellenic Civilizing Power. In my opinion, Greek paideia should be considered as a basic component of the alliances between the Roman oligarchy and the Greek civic elites and, as a result of that, as an essential political tool for the Roman Empire. On the other hand, the Roman politicians and the Greek civic aristocracies sparked a debate on the definition of this new Greek culture for the Roman empire. In the end, a paideia based on the classic tradition and on the civic life succeeded.
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Historia
publishDate 2016
url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/anuariohistoria/article/view/13530
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