Barbarization (95% OFFICIAL)

: Many "barbarian" soldiers became thoroughly Romanized, rising to high ranks and fighting fiercely for the Empire. The "Roman" identity itself evolved rather than just disappearing . 3. Barbarization in Art and Thought

: In early 20th-century art, movements like Expressionism were sometimes criticized as a "barbarization" of classical plastic forms —a rejection of Greek rationalism (squares, circles) in favor of raw emotion. barbarization

: While there was a shift in military culture, the idea of pure "degradation" is often exaggerated or used as a political tool in modern rhetoric. barbarization