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Women’s teaching in the Roman Hispania: Guess unfounded
Juan José Seguí Marcosubject
profesorFalse beliefmedia_common.quotation_subjectInterpretation (philosophy)Historia de la educaciónEducation historyprofesión femeninainvestigación históricaImperio romanoArtChristianityhistoria de la educaciónempleo de las mujereshistoria antiguaGirlHumanitiesmedia_commondescription
In Mérida remains a nice funerary stela dedicated to a young girl. For many years the interpretation was that it means a dedication of a teacher to her disciple and therefore a unique example of women teaching in Hispania was imposed. Although this view is still ruled today remains in various studies that false belief. The reality is that there is no evidence that women, except of certain situations associated with the formation of the slaves, developed an educational activity in Rome. This circumstance remained with the triumph of Christianity. Hispania was no exception in the Roman world.
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2015-06-01 |