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SUMMARY:Joseph C. Miller Memorial Lecture by Erin Thomas Dailey
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DESCRIPTION:How did late antique households influence wider social organiz
 ation and the Roman state? \nThey served as microcosms of society\, shapin
 g social hierarchies and relationships. Within these spaces\, residents ne
 gotiated various dynamics\, including those between free and slave\, paren
 t and child\, and citizen and foreigner. The vulnerability of slaves to se
 xual exploitation and the politics of desire significantly influenced dail
 y interactions\, impacting the social status of all involved. This paper e
 xamines these dynamics and their impact on late Roman attitudes during a t
 ransformative era often dubbed the 'Age of Anxiety.'
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URL:https://www.dependency.uni-bonn.de/en/outreach/events/joseph-c-miller-
 memorial-lecture-by-erin-thomas-dailey
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