A Vida nas Primeiras Civilizações - História Quase Legal ...

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Trabalho, religião, leis, desigualdade e cotidiano no mundo antigoComo era a vida das pessoas nas primeiras civilizações? Quem trabalhava, quem mandava, quem obedecia? Como funcionavam as leis, a religião e a organização social?Neste episódio, vamos explica o cotidiano, as desigualdades, o trabalho, a escravidão, a religião e o poder no mundo antigo.Referências e leituras de apoio:Cotidiano, poder e desigualdadeFINLEY, Moses. O mundo de Ulisses.VERNANT, Jean-Pierre. Mito e pensamento entre os gregos.VEYNE, Paul. Como se escreve a História.DUBY, Georges. O tempo das catedrais (para estrutura social e mentalidades)LE GOFF, Jacques. História e memória.KRAMER, Samuel Noah. A história começa na Suméria.BOTTERO, Jean. Mesopotâmia: escrita, razão e deuses.

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Trabalho, religião, leis, desigualdade e cotidiano no mundo antigoComo era a vida das pessoas nas primeiras civilizações? Quem trabalhava, quem mandava, quem obedecia? Como funcionavam as leis, a religião e a organização social?Neste episódio, vamos...

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