Ecce Romani: Ensaio bibliográfico quanto a obras recentes sobre o pensamento político romano.
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Nos últimos anos, teóricos políticos, classicistas e filósofos publicaram monografias, artigos, editaram volumes e lançaram traduções do pensamento político romano, parte do fenômeno identificado recentemente como uma “virada romana”. Por meio da análise de três estudos recentes (HAMMER, 2014; CONNOLLY, 2015; BLITS, 2014), este artigo busca compreender o que os livros em análise oferecem aos teóricos políticos e que direções os estudos do pensamento romano podem tomar no futuro.
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