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Understanding Caesar's ethnography: a contextual approach to protohistory.(Liberal Learning At Its Best)(Julius Caesar)

From: Journal of the National Collegiate Honors Council  |  Date: 3/22/2002  |  Author: Martin, Erin Osborne

INTRODUCTION: PROTOHISTORY, CLASSICAL TEXTS, AND COLONIAL DISCOURSE

The Celts of western and central Europe (1) flourished during the height of Greek and Roman civilization, and yet there is a methodological schism between the study of the Mediterranean world and that of the "peripheral" Europeans. Our appreciation of classical society stems primarily from the plentiful written texts--texts that provide us with minute details of society, religion, and politics from the words of ...

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