Animales en la vida cotidiana de la antigua Roma. Tres ejemplos: familia, dieta y piscifactorías

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36151/DALPS.084

Palabras clave:

Derecho Romano, animales de compañía, gastronomía romana, piscicultura, Derecho Animal

Resumen

Este estudio examina la compleja relación entre humanos y animales en la vida cotidiana de la Roma antigua. a través de tres perspectivas paradigmáticas: los animales en el ámbito familiar, los animales como fuente alimentaria, y el desarrollo de la piscicultura romana. A partir del análisis de fuentes literarias, epigráficas y arqueológicas, se muestra que los romanos establecieron vínculos emocionales significativos con los animales con los que convivían en la casa, desarrollaron una gastronomía sofisticada basada en productos de origen animal, y crearon sistemas de acuicultura innovadores que sentaron precedentes para la piscicultura moderna. Esta investigación pone de relieve, que la consideración jurídica de los animales como res en el Derecho Romano, tan mal comprendida en los sistemas jurídicos contemporáneos, no obstaculizó el desarrollo de relaciones afectivas complejas con algunos animales, que encuentran paralelismos sorprendentes con la sensibilidad contemporánea hacia los animales de compañía. El estudio contribuye a un mejor conocimiento sectorial de la relación humano-animal en Roma, así como al debate actual sobre el estatuto jurídico de los animales, mostrando cómo las bases del Derecho Animal contemporáneo hunden sus raíces en la tradición socio-jurídica romana.

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Biografía del autor/a

Marita Giménez-Candela, Max Planck Institute (Alemania)

Catedrática de Derecho Romano en la Universitat de les Illes Balears (UIB 1986-1997) y en la Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB 1997-2022). Profesora Titular en la Universidad de Valencia (1980-1986). En la actualidad es investigadora senior afiliada en el Max Planck Institute (Heidelberg, Alemania). Fundadora y Editora Jefe de DALPS (Derecho Animal-Animal Legal and Policy Studies) y de la colección “Animales y Derecho”, en la Editorial “Tirant lo Blanch”. Coordina DARC (dA-Research Center) y la Clínica de Investigadores en Derecho Animal. Cuenta con una amplia trayectoria docente e investigadora reconocida internacionalmente. Autora de relevantes libros y artículos de investigación. Ha dirigido proyectos de investigación; tesis doctorales y numerosos trabajos de investigación en el ámbito sociojurídico. Miembro de destacadas sociedades académicas y del consejo editor de prestigiosas revistas internacionales. Introduce, de forma innovadora, la materia de Derecho Animal en el Grado de Derecho de la UAB (2007), crea y dirige el Máster in Animal Law and Society (presencial y online) pionero en Europa (2010-2022); el ICALP (International Center for Animal Law and Policy); la Colección "Derecho Animal" de la UAB; la Web derechoanimal.info y la revista dA. Derecho Animal. Forum of Animal Law Studies (2010-2022). Ha promovido reformas legislativas en favor de los animales, entre las que destaca el cambio de estatuto jurídico de los animales en el CC español (2021).

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