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What Is Intellectual Culture?
If asked what role ancient Roman women played in intellectual culture, would it be to do with religion? What else comes under intellectual culture?
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It's not a phrase I've come across and I'd wonder what it meant, how it differed from other types of culture and be loathe to make a guess. But Yahoo seems to have attracted an opinion. https:/ /answer s.yahoo .com/qu estion/ index?q id=2011 0825142 901AAj9 vtq
first decide what culture means
what about - "a group of people sharing a common set of beliefs, activities and artefacts..."
then that includes - kitchen culture and the activities of buying and selling - also of slavery and oops prostitution
all of which I think are excluded by the word intellectual
so what is left - literature - poetry - books - religion possibly, politics
actually - not a bad question
takes poesy only
Latin lit - what do the women do ? well they are adored by the poets - examples - Daphne, Lycoris, Lesbia
( sorry giving only their poetic names)
as opposed to Greek Lit - Sappho - wrote poetry
Religion - you have the vestal virgins - but they werent intellectuals
see how it goes....
what about - "a group of people sharing a common set of beliefs, activities and artefacts..."
then that includes - kitchen culture and the activities of buying and selling - also of slavery and oops prostitution
all of which I think are excluded by the word intellectual
so what is left - literature - poetry - books - religion possibly, politics
actually - not a bad question
takes poesy only
Latin lit - what do the women do ? well they are adored by the poets - examples - Daphne, Lycoris, Lesbia
( sorry giving only their poetic names)
as opposed to Greek Lit - Sappho - wrote poetry
Religion - you have the vestal virgins - but they werent intellectuals
see how it goes....
Jackdaw is a Latinist so he mahy be able to fill in the rathe large gaps
the only and first literature by a womenis here
https:/ /en.wik ipedia. org/wik i/Passi on_of_S aint_Pe rpetua, _Saint_ Felicit as,_and _their_ Compani ons
Perpetua writes an account of her own imprisonment
which is thought to be authentic....
and not much earlier
the only and first literature by a womenis here
https:/
Perpetua writes an account of her own imprisonment
which is thought to be authentic....
and not much earlier
oh. we found EASILY the oldest Latin papyrus with elegiacs by C. Gallus
https:/ /www.js tor.org /stable /299064 ?seq=1# page_sc an_tab_ content s
He was the first prefect of Egypt - invented Latin elegiacs ( along wiv Tibullus, Propertius ) - anjd was forced to commit suicide for setting up images of himself. Busy fella. - much excitement and whooppee in the Classics Depts.
whereas when the new Sappho - was discovered it was all over page 3 of the Sun - fooah! what a wopper etc
https:/ /www.li vescien ce.com/ 49543-s appho-n ew-poem s-disco very.ht ml.
Sappho is greek in case anyone has got this far and thinks she was a Roman woman
https:/
He was the first prefect of Egypt - invented Latin elegiacs ( along wiv Tibullus, Propertius ) - anjd was forced to commit suicide for setting up images of himself. Busy fella. - much excitement and whooppee in the Classics Depts.
whereas when the new Sappho - was discovered it was all over page 3 of the Sun - fooah! what a wopper etc
https:/
Sappho is greek in case anyone has got this far and thinks she was a Roman woman
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