reseña de toner, j. (2012) sesenta millones de romanos. la cultura del pueblo en la antigua roma. barcelona: crítica. traducción de luis noriega, título original, popular culture in ancient rome. cambridge: polity press, 2009, pp. 363.
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En este trabajo comento el contenido y el enfoque del libro de Jerry Toner, director de estudios clásicos en el Hughes Hall College de la Universidad de Cambridge, quien en Sesenta millones de romanos… estudia y caracteriza la cultura popular como un conjunto de estrategias empleadas por el pueblo romano para enfrentar los desafíos de la vida cotidiana.
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