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Latin in Western History
Dear friends. I am in agreement with the message sent by Alpaca Fernandez. I
believe that the debate can be very enriching if simultaneous subjects are
handled and of common interest. In the information that was sent to me initially
they mentioned subjects like: Latin in the global Historiography and World-wide
History or Global History. I believe that about these two there are many
questions without responding, and when raising them we could obtain good
contributions.
He is frequent that occurs by seated, (to where arrives my modest knowledge and
in my means) which modern Europe was sustained (in a general form) on the
gigantic inheritance of the Greek and Roman world, the Christianity and the
called cultures Barbarian. Nevertheless there is one who affirms that the
medieval world was constructed on principalmentegermanas bases that represented
the point to medular from where the new culture arises. And That the old world
was present from a corner reserved to the monasteries and later to the
University intellectuality, but of no form in the center of the dynamics of the
social world, and politician.
To what extent we are product of the Germanic inheritance > Whichever weight
really in our Institutions, (lasque we lived every day and around which it turns
the modern world) the antiquity? In humanistic means one continuously tends to
emphasize the antiquity like almost unique source of our culture. We have some
debt of historical recognition with the Barbarian towns? We must suppose that
its importance in the conformation of the western world was underestimated by
which they could keep or reject the historical registries?
Thanks to which responds!
A hug for all.
Gloria Chávez.
doxa_5@yahoo.com
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In original language,
Gracias a los que respondan!
Un abrazo para todos.