РИМСКАЯ БРИТАНИЯ И ПРОБЛЕМА РОМАНИЗАЦИИ: КРИЗИС ТРАДИЦИОННОЙ КОНЦЕПЦИИ И ДИСКУССИЯ О НОВЫХ ПОДХОДАХ В СОВРЕМЕННОМ АНГЛИЙСКОМ АНТИКОВЕДЕНИИ |
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| научная статья | 94(37) | ||
| 200-211 | Римская Британия, романизация, идентичность, Фрэнсис Хэверфилд, английское антиковедение |
| Дается обзор новейшей дискуссии о романизации Британии, рассматривается социокультурный контекст современных научных дебатов. Автор анализирует традиционный взгляд на романизацию, сформулированный Ф. Хэверфилдом в начале XX в. Пересмотр взглядов Ф. Хэверфилда ознаменовал начало нового этапа в изучении Римской Британии. Д. Мэттингли и другие современные исследователи полагают, что теория романизации была продуктом колониальной эпохи, и предлагают альтернативные подходы, прежде всего – исследование идентичностей. |
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