Bekende Romeinen: Het mediale zelf van Plinius en Martialis

Ruurd Nauta*

*Corresponding author voor dit werk

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    Writing and publishing short texts about oneself, one’s friends, one’s activities
    and opinions is something everybody does who is active on social media.
    It was also done by Pliny in his Epistles and by Martial in his Epigrams.
    Of course, their media do not map exactly onto ours, nor do their norms,
    values and expectations, but precisely for that reason the comparison may
    be illuminating. In this article, I discuss how Pliny, in the medium of the
    letter, and Martial, in the medium of the epigram, constructed and presented
    their social selves. As the article is primarily meant for Dutch schoolteachers
    teaching Pliny and Martial for the Central School Exam of 2022, I use, as far
    as possible, passages that are on the reading list for that exam.
    Vertaalde titel van de bijdrageProminent Romans: The medial self of Pliny and Martial
    Originele taal-2Dutch
    Pagina's (van-tot)65-85
    Aantal pagina's21
    TijdschriftLampas
    Volume55
    Nummer van het tijdschrift1
    DOI's
    StatusPublished - feb.-2022

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