Graduated in History at the University of São Paulo. Holds a Master's degree in Social History from the same institution, obtained through a research on the role that honour, as a social value, played in Sparta during the Classical Period - supervised by Prof. Dr. Norberto Luiz Guarinello and funded by the São Paulo State Research Foundation. He is currently a PhD student at the same institution, conductiong a research on the use of the sea and the coastal regions of Laconia in the Classical Period, also funded by the São Paulo Research Foundation. He is a member of the Laboratory of Studies of the Roman Empire and the Ancient Mediterranean (USP) and of the Centre for Spartan and Peloponnesian Studies (University of Nottingham). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The most recent studies on Sparta of the Classical Period have significantly advanced our understanding on various themes, among them the relationship between Spartans and the sea. However, most studies related to this subject have a very limited scope, based almost exclusively on literary sources and considering only military actions abroad, which are seen as reflecting a central politic…
The present research project intends to analyse the influence that values traditionally sensed as "honor" had at the spartan polis and among its citizens during the fifth and fourth centuries B.C.. Considering that most of the studies about Sparta happen on a political level (dissecting the polis and its institutions "peculiar" functioning) or chronologic (seeking to define precise dates …
In the last decades the modern scholarship advanced significantly our knowledge on ancient Sparta's relationship with its own territory and with other poleis. However, one aspect of this thematic has been little explored until now: the way in which Sparta and its perioikoi were connected to the sea that surrounded them. The present research project aims precisely to collect the necessary …
In the last decades the modern scholarship advanced significantly our knowledge on ancient Sparta's relationship with its own territory and with other poleis. However, one aspect of this thematic has been little explored until now: the way in which Sparta and its perioikoi were connected to the sea that surrounded them. The present research project aims precisely to collect the necessary …
The impetus for this project for a Research Internship Abroad (BEPE) is to complement the Masters' research titled "'In a Way Worthy of Sparta': Honour in the Constitution of the Lacedaemonians" which is being developed under a scholarship granted by FAPESP, at the University of São Paulo. It presents the objectives, the working plan, and the implementation schedule that the proponent int…
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