Reading · Part 6

Missing ParagraphsExercise 46 of 62

The Rhetoric of Ruins

The fascination with ruins is so deeply embedded in Western aesthetic sensibility that it can be difficult to recognise it as a historically contingent phenomenon rather than a natural human response. The ancient Romans, surrounded by the still-functional remnants of Greek civilisation, showed remarkably little…

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