“BEING ROMAN AFTER ROME:” THE PROBLEM OF IDENTITY IN THE THEMATIC ISSUE OF EARLY MEDIEVAL EUROPE
Journal Title: Tractus aevorum: эволюция социокультурных и политических пространств - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
The author considers the 2014 themed issue of the journal Early Medieval Europe titled “Being Roman after Rome” which is devoted to various aspects of the individual and collective identity building in Europe in the early Middle Ages.
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E. A. Semicheva
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- DOI 10.18413/2312-3044-2017-4-1-88-92
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