Edited by:
Elisa Della Calce
,
Paola Mocella
and
Simone Mollea
The Global Latin II Conference has highlighted the role of the Latin
language as cultural medium between West and East. Adopting a diachronic
perspective which spans from the Middle Ages to the Modern Age, the
conference and its proceedings have paid special attention to texts
related to Africa and Asia. The richness of literary genres as well as
the dialogue between the Humanities and hard sciences characterize this
volume.
Students of Classics will find reflections on the role
of Latin in the humanistic and missionary traditions, whereas historians
of ideas and historians of religions will be able to pinpoint key
moments in the use of Latin language and culture in Chinese, Korean,
Japanese and Ethiopian contexts. This volume can also be of interest to
people working on Digital Humanities and computational linguistics in
Latin language, and it represents a novelty on the world scene, along
the lines of the previous Global Latin I Conference, which was yet again
held in Siena in 2019.
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Language:
English
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Publisher:
De Gruyter
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Copyright year:
2025
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Audience:
Students and scholars of literary studies, philology, philosophy and history
- Pages
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Front matter:
8
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Main content:
256
- Illustrations
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Illustrations:
7
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Coloured Illustrations:
5
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Tables:
6
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Coloured Tables:
1
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Keywords:
Latin; globalisation; science; culture
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