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1、PowerPoint courseware for Roman Cultural EnglishIntroduction to Roman CultureRoman architectureRoman literatureDetailMiddle Rome(509-27 BCE):This period marked the development of Roman politics,laws,and culture Important events include the overview of the month and the expansion of Roman power in It

2、aly and beyondcontents目录01Introduction to Roman CultureThe origin of Roman culture can be traced back to the ambient Rome,a civilization that emerged in the Italian Peninsula about 2700 years agoThe development of Roman culture was influenced by a combination of factors,including the geography and e

3、nvironment of the Italian Peninsula,the society and economy of any Rome,and the interactions between Rome and other culturesThe development of Roman culture can be divided into three main periods:the Archaic period,the Classical period,and the Hellenistic periodThe Origin and Development of Roman Cu

4、ltureRoman culture has had a profound impact on Western civilization,particularly in the fields of law,government,architecture,art,literature,and languageThe influence of Roman culture can be seen in many aspects of Western society,including the legal system,political institutions,art and architectu

5、re,language and literature,and even in peoples values and lifestylesThe contribution of Roman culture is not only in its influence on Western civilization,but also in its unique characteristics and style,which has been widely recognized and inspectedThe influence and contribution of Roman cultureThe

6、 Characteristics and Style of Roman CultureThe characteristics and style of Roman culture are mainly reflected in its art and architectureRoman art and architecture are known for their boldness,grandeur,and functionality,with a focus on realism and naturalnessThe typical characteristics of Roman art

7、 include the use of strong lines and geometric patterns,the presentation of real people and events,and the pursuit of nature and realityThe typical characteristics of Roman architecture include the use of concrete as a building material,the development of the arch and vault as new structural forms,a

8、nd the creation of grand public buildings such as the Colosseum and the Forum02Roman architecture The style and characteristics of Roman architecture are defined by its functionality,grandeur,and engineering masterSummary Roman architecture is known for its adaptability,durability,and use of concret

9、e It emphasized practicality,functionality,and grandeur in its designs The use of concrete allowed for the creation of vaulted ceilings and domains,contributing to the distinct Roman architectural styleDetailThe Style and Characteristics of Roman Architecture The Colosseum,the Pantheon,and the Roman

10、 Forum are among the most common works of Roman architectureSummary The Colosseum is the most well known example of Roman architecture,serving as a revenue for gladiatorial challenges The Pantheon,with its remark domain,is another notable structure The Roman Forum,the center of any Romes public life

11、,is also a key example of Roman architectureDetailRepresentative works of Roman architectureSummary:Roman architecture has a prospective impact on Western civilization and continues to influence architecture todayDetail:Roman architectures influence can be seen in the development of Western architec

12、ture,specifically in the use of concrete and the design of arches and domains The engineering features of Roman architecture also have a significant impact on the development of Western engineering The influence of Roman architecture is still felt today in both the Classic and Modern architectural s

13、tylesThe influence and significance of Roman architecture03Roman literatureThe Development and Characteristics of Roman LiteratureRoman literature originated in the 2nd century BC and underwent an evolution from the Republican period to the Imperial period.Roman literature is known for its vigorous,

14、noble,and rational style,emphasizing the exploration of human nature,morality,and social issues.Roman literature achieved outstanding achievements in narrative,poetry,drama,and other aspects,which had a profound impact on later European literature.Representative works and writers of Roman literature

15、0102030405The Development and Characteristics of Roman LiteratureRepresentative works of Roman literature include epics such as the Odyssey and the Iliad,as well as novels such as The Metamorphosis and The Golden Donkey.Famous Roman writers include Virgil,Horace,Ovid,and others,whose works occupy an

16、 important position in the history of European literature.Representative works and writers of Roman literature0102Representative works and writers of Roman literatureThe influence and significance of Roman literatureThe influence and significance of Roman literatureRoman literature emphasized humani

17、sm,rationality,and morality,which had a significant impact on literature and thought during the European Renaissance.Roman literature also had an impact on world literature and became an important component of world literature.Roman artThe Style and Characteristics of Roman ArtSummary:The style and

18、characteristics of Roman art were primarily influenced by the culture,society,and political structure of the Roman Empire0102030405Roman literature had a profound impact on European literature and became one of the cornerstones of European literature.04DetailEmphasis on narrative:Roman art of tells

19、stories or themes scenes from history or mythology,aiming to educate and retain the viewerUse of symbols:Symbols and images were commonly used in Roman art to represent abstract ideas or conceptsRepresentative works and artists of Roman artSummary:Some of the most common works and artists of Roman a

20、rt include the Colosseum,Trajans Column,and the mosaics of the Villa PompeianaDetail0102030405Realistic and functional:Roman art was highly influenced by the need to serve practical purposes,such as decorating builds and public spacesTrajans Column This column,commissioned by Emperor Trajan,dissects

21、 scenes from the Dacian Wars and is considered a masterpiece of Roman relief cultureVilla Pompeiana This village in Herculaneum,Italy,is a phenomenon for its integrated mosaics,which focuses on scenes from Greek mythologyThe Colosseum:This amplifier was commissioned by Imperial Vespasian and complet

22、ed in 80 AD.It was used for gladiatorial combats and public spectaclesThe influence and significance of Roman artSummary:Roman art had a prospective impact on Western art and culture,influencing styles,techniques,and subject matter for centersDetailThe Colosseum:This amplifier was commissioned by Im

23、perial Vespasian and completed in 80 AD.It was used for gladiatorial combats and public spectaclesPerspective and techniques Roman artists developed techniques in perspective drawing that were later adapted by Renaissance artists,influencing the development of modern paintingSocial and historical co

24、ntext Roman art provides a window into the culture,society,and political structure of the Roman Empire,offering valuable insights into urban historyInfluence on Western art:Roman art provided a foundation for Western art,serving as a source of inspiration for painters,Sculptors,and architects throug

25、hout the Middle Ages and the RenaissanceRoman historyThe Stages and Characteristics of Roman HistoryEarly Rome(753-509 BCE):This period saw the establishment of the city of Rome and the birth of the Roman Republic Characteristics include small scale of Rome,primary political system,and the influence

26、 of Italian and Etruscan culturesInfluence on Western art:Roman art provided a foundation for Western art,serving as a source of inspiration for painters,Sculptors,and architects throughout the Middle Ages and the Renaissance05Middle Rome(509-27 BCE):This period marked the development of Roman polit

27、ics,laws,and culture Important events include the overview of the month and the expansion of Roman power in Italy and beyondImportant events and figures in Roman historyFoundation of Rome:According to tradition,Rome was founded by Romulus in 753 BCEConflict with Carthage:The Punic Wars(264-146 BCE)w

28、ere fought between Rome and Carthage for surveillance in the MediterraneanLate Rome(27 BCE-476 CE):In this period,Rome experienced its Imperial Heyday and then decade The Roman Empire achieved its territorial peak under Trajan(98-117 CE)and later wet through political and economic crisesAugust:Ruled

29、 27 BCE-14 CE,August established the Pax Romana,a period of relative peace and stability in the Roman EmpireThe influence and significance of Roman historyPolitical:The Roman Republic and Empire provided a model for many modern governments,specifically the separation of powers and checks and balance

30、sLegal:Roman law,specifically the Corpus Julis Civil is compiled by Justinian in the 6th century CE,influenced by European and other legal systemsFall of the Republic:The Roman Republic collapsed in 509 BCE when Tarquin the Proud was overgrown,using in the era of the Roman EmpireEconomics:The trade,roads,and infrastructure networks of the Roman Empire had a profounded impact on the development of Europe and beyondCultural:Latin,the language of Rome,has had a profound impact on European languages and culture,and Roman architecture,art,and literature have also been highly influentialTHANKS感谢观看