The Art of Forgetting: Disgrace and Oblivion in Roman Political Culture (Studies in the History of Greece and Rome)
The Art of Forgetting examines how disgrace and oblivion shaped Roman political culture. Focusing on the relationship between memory, erasure, and public life, Harriet I. Flower presents a specialized study for readers of Roman history, classical studies, and the history of Greece and Rome.
About This Book
The Art of Forgetting explores the place of forgetting and oblivion in Roman political culture.
Harriet I. Flower examines the relationship between disgrace and the ways societies remember or erase the past.
Situated within the history of Greece and Rome, the book offers a focused study of political memory in the Roman world.
It is suited to readers interested in Roman history, classical studies, and the cultural dimensions of politics.
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