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Antike. --- Sklave. --- Geschichte. --- Griechenland --- Römisches Reich.

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Slavery --- Slaves --- Antike --- Sklave --- History. --- Emancipation --- Antike. --- Sklave. --- Enslaved persons --- Persons --- History

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Recht. --- Römisches Recht. --- Sklave. --- Slavery (Roman law). --- Rom. --- Römisches Reich.

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Als wesentlicher Teil der Ausbildung des römischen Nachwuchses und prägendes Element der römischen Gesellschaft überhaupt sind die lateinischen Deklamationen eine erstrangige Quelle zur Mentalitätsgeschichte Roms von der Republik bis in die späte Kaiserzeit. Erstmalig werden hier die Sammlungen von Seneca dem Älteren und Calpurnius Flaccus sowie die sogenannten kleineren und größeren Deklamationen systematisch daraufhin untersucht, welches Bild sie von Sklaven und Freigelassenen zeichnen. Es geht in dieser Untersuchung somit nicht um die Frage nach der Lebenswirklichkeit von Sklaven und Freigelassenen, sondern darum, welche Meinungen und Vorurteile der Oberschicht bezüglich dieser beiden Bevölkerungsgruppen die Deklamationen erkennen lassen. Die dabei gewonnenen, zum Teil durchaus überraschenden Erkenntnisse betreffen nicht nur das Verhältnis zwischen Freien, Freigelassenen und Sklaven, sondern ganz allgemein die Mechanismen und Beziehungen innerhalb der römischen Gesellschaft und die zentrale Rolle, die die Deklamationen dabei spielten. This is the first systematic study of the image of slaves and freedmen in the collections of Seneca the Elder, Calpurnius Flaccus and the so-called lesser and greater declamations. The focus of the study is thus not so much the reality of life for slaves and freedmen, but rather the opinions and prejudices of the upper classes about these social groups depicted in the declamations. The results of the study, some of them very surprising, concern not only the relationship between free men, freedmen and slaves but the general social mechanisms and relationships within Roman society, and the central role played in these by the declamations.

Declamatio. --- Freigelassener (Motiv). --- Latein. --- Sklave (Motiv). --- Calpurnius Flaccus --- Deklamation --- Freie --- Freigelassene --- Freiheit --- Gefangenschaft --- Rom --- römische Gesellschaft --- Seneca der Ältere --- Sklaven --- Verhältnis

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In Stambeli, Richard C. Jankowsky presents a vivid ethnographic account of the healing trance music created by the descendants of sub-Saharan slaves brought to Tunisia during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Stambeli music calls upon an elaborate pantheon of sub-Saharan spirits and North African Muslim saints to heal humans through ritualized trance. Based on nearly two years of participation in the musical, ritual, and social worlds of Stambeli musicians, Jankowsky's study explores the way the music evokes the cross-cultural, migratory past of its originators and their encounters with the Arab-Islamic world in which they found themselves. Stambeli, Jankowsky avers, is thoroughly marked by a sense of othernessùthe healing spirits, the founding musicians, and the instruments mostly come from outside Tunisiaùwhich creates a unique space for profoundly meaningful interactions between sub-Saharan and North African people, beliefs, histories, and aesthetics. Part ethnography, part history of the complex relationship between Tunisia's Arab and sub-Saharan populations, Stambeli is accompanied by a compact disc of Jankowsky's original field recordings and will be welcomed by scholars and students of ethnomusicology, anthropology, African studies, and religion. --Book Jacket.

Music therapy --- North Africans --- Blacks --- Spirit possession --- Music --- Musicothérapie --- Maghrébins --- Noirs --- Possession par les esprits --- Musique --- Rites and ceremonies --- History and criticism --- Religious aspects --- Rites et cérémonies --- Histoire et critique --- Aspect religieux --- Rites and ceremonies. --- Black people --- Besessenheitskult. --- Music. --- Musik. --- Musikethnologie. --- Ritual. --- Sklave. --- Spirit possession. --- Stambali. --- Trance. --- Religious aspects. --- Rites et cérémonies --- Tunesien. --- Tunisia.