Sul libro latino antico
by Serena Ammirati
Book 12 of Biblioteca degli "Studi di egittologia e di papirologia" --
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Ammirati details the physical evolution of the ancient Latin book, from papyrus rolls to parchment codices. How do you think the materiality of a book—its physical form, weight, durability, and cost—impacted its content, accessibility, and the very act of reading in ancient times compared to how we consume books today?
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The transition from the roll to the codex is presented as a significant technological and cultural shift. Can you think of a similar "technological revolution" in how we consume information or stories in your own lifetime (e.g., print to digital, vinyl to streaming)? What parallels or differences do you see in the impact of these shifts?
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Ammirati explores the cultural context of ancient books, including who produced them, who read them, and their social function. How does understanding the social role of books in antiquity change or deepen your appreciation for the books you read today, and perhaps even your own reading habits?
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