Translation, Migration, and Communication in the Roman Empire: Three Aspects of Movement in History

Classical Antiquity 25 (1):109-140 (2006)
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Cet article a pour but de montrer comment le mouvement change le rôle de l'état dans les relations entre individus et Etat, influence le développement de l'écrit, transforme les identités et augmente les régulations internes et externes. Les conséquences du mouvement sont à la fois pratiques et formelles. La relation au temps et à l'espace s'en trouve affectée, tout comme les modes d'organisation et de pensée

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10.1525/ca.2006.25.1.109

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