Registers and Modes of Communication in the Ancient Near East
Getting the Message Across
Herausgeber: Keimer, Kyle H; Davis, Gillan
Registers and Modes of Communication in the Ancient Near East
Getting the Message Across
Herausgeber: Keimer, Kyle H; Davis, Gillan
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At the broadest level, communication entails many modes: verbal, iconographic, symbolic, written, and performed. The papers in this volume address communication in the ancient Near East. Particular focuses are imperial and court communications between rulers and ruled, communications intended for a given community, and those between families and
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At the broadest level, communication entails many modes: verbal, iconographic, symbolic, written, and performed. The papers in this volume address communication in the ancient Near East. Particular focuses are imperial and court communications between rulers and ruled, communications intended for a given community, and those between families and
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- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9780367594633
- ISBN-10: 0367594633
- Artikelnr.: 69893503
- Verlag: CRC Press
- Seitenzahl: 252
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. August 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
- Gewicht: 358g
- ISBN-13: 9780367594633
- ISBN-10: 0367594633
- Artikelnr.: 69893503
Kyle H. Keimer is Lecturer in the Archaeology and History of Ancient Israel and the Near East at Macquarie University, Australia. Gillan Davis is Director, Program for Ancient Mediterranean Studies at Macquarie University, Australia.
Figures
Tables
Contributors
Abbreviations
General Introduction
Gillan Davis and Kyle H. Keimer, Communicating in the Past; Connecting with
the Past
Part I. Imperial and Court Communications
Introduction to Part I
Chapter 1
Noel Weeks, The Disappearance of Cuneiform from the West and Elites in the
Ancient Near East
Chapter 2
Samuel Jackson, Contrasting Representations and the Egypto-Hittite Treaty
Chapter 3
Luis R. Siddall, Text and Context: The Question of Audience for
Sennacherib's 'Public' Inscriptions
Chapter 4
Wayne Horowitz, Communication and Miscommunication in the Southern Sky: The
Case of Scorpio and the Southern Cross in Cuneiform
Chapter 5
Samuel N. C. Lieu, Imperialism and Language: Observations on Bilingual
Inscriptions from Palmyra
Part II. Community Communications
Introduction to Part II
Chapter 6
Gareth Wearne, 'Guard it on Your Tongue!': The Second Rubric in the Deir
¿Alla Plaster Texts as an Instruction for the Oral Performance of the
Narrative
Chapter 7
Rachelle Gilmour, Juxtaposition and Narrative Evaluation in Joshua 1-2
Chapter 8
Ian Young, Literature as Flexible Communication: Variety in Hebrew Biblical
Texts
Chapter 9
Rachel Mansfield, Benjamin Overcash and Stephen Llewelyn, The Use of
Paleo-Hebraic Script on Jewish Revolt Coins: A Semiotic Focus
Part III. Communications Between Families and Individuals
Introduction to Part III
Chapter 10
Peter Zilberg, From Dragomans to Babel: The Role of Interpreters in the
Ancient Near East in the 1st Millennium B.C.E.
Chapter 11
Louise M. Pryke, Sex, Lies and Beautiful Eyes: Divine Communication and
Premarital Relations in Sumerian Poetry
Chapter 12
Alanna Nobbs, Communication within a Dysfunctional Family in Late Antique
Egypt
Tables
Contributors
Abbreviations
General Introduction
Gillan Davis and Kyle H. Keimer, Communicating in the Past; Connecting with
the Past
Part I. Imperial and Court Communications
Introduction to Part I
Chapter 1
Noel Weeks, The Disappearance of Cuneiform from the West and Elites in the
Ancient Near East
Chapter 2
Samuel Jackson, Contrasting Representations and the Egypto-Hittite Treaty
Chapter 3
Luis R. Siddall, Text and Context: The Question of Audience for
Sennacherib's 'Public' Inscriptions
Chapter 4
Wayne Horowitz, Communication and Miscommunication in the Southern Sky: The
Case of Scorpio and the Southern Cross in Cuneiform
Chapter 5
Samuel N. C. Lieu, Imperialism and Language: Observations on Bilingual
Inscriptions from Palmyra
Part II. Community Communications
Introduction to Part II
Chapter 6
Gareth Wearne, 'Guard it on Your Tongue!': The Second Rubric in the Deir
¿Alla Plaster Texts as an Instruction for the Oral Performance of the
Narrative
Chapter 7
Rachelle Gilmour, Juxtaposition and Narrative Evaluation in Joshua 1-2
Chapter 8
Ian Young, Literature as Flexible Communication: Variety in Hebrew Biblical
Texts
Chapter 9
Rachel Mansfield, Benjamin Overcash and Stephen Llewelyn, The Use of
Paleo-Hebraic Script on Jewish Revolt Coins: A Semiotic Focus
Part III. Communications Between Families and Individuals
Introduction to Part III
Chapter 10
Peter Zilberg, From Dragomans to Babel: The Role of Interpreters in the
Ancient Near East in the 1st Millennium B.C.E.
Chapter 11
Louise M. Pryke, Sex, Lies and Beautiful Eyes: Divine Communication and
Premarital Relations in Sumerian Poetry
Chapter 12
Alanna Nobbs, Communication within a Dysfunctional Family in Late Antique
Egypt
Figures
Tables
Contributors
Abbreviations
General Introduction
Gillan Davis and Kyle H. Keimer, Communicating in the Past; Connecting with
the Past
Part I. Imperial and Court Communications
Introduction to Part I
Chapter 1
Noel Weeks, The Disappearance of Cuneiform from the West and Elites in the
Ancient Near East
Chapter 2
Samuel Jackson, Contrasting Representations and the Egypto-Hittite Treaty
Chapter 3
Luis R. Siddall, Text and Context: The Question of Audience for
Sennacherib's 'Public' Inscriptions
Chapter 4
Wayne Horowitz, Communication and Miscommunication in the Southern Sky: The
Case of Scorpio and the Southern Cross in Cuneiform
Chapter 5
Samuel N. C. Lieu, Imperialism and Language: Observations on Bilingual
Inscriptions from Palmyra
Part II. Community Communications
Introduction to Part II
Chapter 6
Gareth Wearne, 'Guard it on Your Tongue!': The Second Rubric in the Deir
¿Alla Plaster Texts as an Instruction for the Oral Performance of the
Narrative
Chapter 7
Rachelle Gilmour, Juxtaposition and Narrative Evaluation in Joshua 1-2
Chapter 8
Ian Young, Literature as Flexible Communication: Variety in Hebrew Biblical
Texts
Chapter 9
Rachel Mansfield, Benjamin Overcash and Stephen Llewelyn, The Use of
Paleo-Hebraic Script on Jewish Revolt Coins: A Semiotic Focus
Part III. Communications Between Families and Individuals
Introduction to Part III
Chapter 10
Peter Zilberg, From Dragomans to Babel: The Role of Interpreters in the
Ancient Near East in the 1st Millennium B.C.E.
Chapter 11
Louise M. Pryke, Sex, Lies and Beautiful Eyes: Divine Communication and
Premarital Relations in Sumerian Poetry
Chapter 12
Alanna Nobbs, Communication within a Dysfunctional Family in Late Antique
Egypt
Tables
Contributors
Abbreviations
General Introduction
Gillan Davis and Kyle H. Keimer, Communicating in the Past; Connecting with
the Past
Part I. Imperial and Court Communications
Introduction to Part I
Chapter 1
Noel Weeks, The Disappearance of Cuneiform from the West and Elites in the
Ancient Near East
Chapter 2
Samuel Jackson, Contrasting Representations and the Egypto-Hittite Treaty
Chapter 3
Luis R. Siddall, Text and Context: The Question of Audience for
Sennacherib's 'Public' Inscriptions
Chapter 4
Wayne Horowitz, Communication and Miscommunication in the Southern Sky: The
Case of Scorpio and the Southern Cross in Cuneiform
Chapter 5
Samuel N. C. Lieu, Imperialism and Language: Observations on Bilingual
Inscriptions from Palmyra
Part II. Community Communications
Introduction to Part II
Chapter 6
Gareth Wearne, 'Guard it on Your Tongue!': The Second Rubric in the Deir
¿Alla Plaster Texts as an Instruction for the Oral Performance of the
Narrative
Chapter 7
Rachelle Gilmour, Juxtaposition and Narrative Evaluation in Joshua 1-2
Chapter 8
Ian Young, Literature as Flexible Communication: Variety in Hebrew Biblical
Texts
Chapter 9
Rachel Mansfield, Benjamin Overcash and Stephen Llewelyn, The Use of
Paleo-Hebraic Script on Jewish Revolt Coins: A Semiotic Focus
Part III. Communications Between Families and Individuals
Introduction to Part III
Chapter 10
Peter Zilberg, From Dragomans to Babel: The Role of Interpreters in the
Ancient Near East in the 1st Millennium B.C.E.
Chapter 11
Louise M. Pryke, Sex, Lies and Beautiful Eyes: Divine Communication and
Premarital Relations in Sumerian Poetry
Chapter 12
Alanna Nobbs, Communication within a Dysfunctional Family in Late Antique
Egypt