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Revisiting the Limits of Sacred Violence from an Anthropological and Archaeological Perspective
Redaktion: Walsh, Matthew J.; Lafuente Nilsson, Eva-Johanna Marie; Gullbekk, Svein H.; Moen, Marianne; O'Neill, Sean
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Revisiting the Limits of Sacred Violence from an Anthropological and Archaeological Perspective
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This volume explores concepts of human sacrifice, focusing on its value in relative cultural and temporal terms.
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This volume explores concepts of human sacrifice, focusing on its value in relative cultural and temporal terms.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 422
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000981865
- Artikelnr.: 68870051
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 422
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Oktober 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781000981865
- Artikelnr.: 68870051
Matthew J. Walsh is Senior Researcher at the National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen, Denmark. Sean O'Neill is Research Counsel in the Department of Archaeology, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo, Norway. Marianne Moen is Head of Department of Archaeology, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo, Norway. Eva-Johanna Marie Lafuente Nilsson is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Archaeology, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo, Norway. Svein H. Gullbekk is Professor in the Section for Numismatics and Classical Archaeology, Museum of Cultural History, University of Oslo, Norway.
Foreword 1. Introduction: Introducing Sacrificial Values Part I: Observing
Sacrificial Logics and Social Values 2. Some Human Sacrifices in Mongolia
and Their Rationales 3. CEO Dismissal as an Act of Human Sacrifice:
Metaphor or Reality? 4. The Economy of Sacrifice: Christ, Coins and the
Eucharist in the Middle Ages Part II: Reading Logics and Values From
Archaeology 5. Competitive Violence and Ruling Elites in Early Dynastic
Mesopotamia 6. Human Sacrifice in Ancient Near Eastern Societies 7. The
Social Context of Human Sacrifice in Ancient Egypt 8. Funerary Dramas and
Ritual Killing in the Slavic World: Written Sources and Archaeological
Realities 9. From Brave Warriors to Innocent Children: Understanding the
Foundations of Ritual Violence in the Moche Valley, North Coast of Peru,
200-1450 A.D. 10. Human Sacrifices at Huaca Pucllana in Lima, Peru 11.
Making an Impact: Ritual Public Goods and the Emergence of Retainer
Sacrifice in an Early State of Korea 12. Ritual Killings as Resource
Complex in the Viking Age Funeral Ceremony Part III: Reading Transitions in
Value Through Exegesis, Ethnology and Critical Synthesis 13. Sacrifice in
Contemporary Vernacular and Ancient Ritual Texts 14. Aztec Sacrificial
Celebrations as Entertainment? The Physiological and Social Psychological
Rewards Attending Aztec Human Sacrifice 15. Human Sacrifice as Social
Control Through Terror 16. From Sacrificed Humans to Self-Sacrificing
Humans: A Longue-Durée Bio-Cultural Evolutionary Perspective on Human
Sacrifice Index
Sacrificial Logics and Social Values 2. Some Human Sacrifices in Mongolia
and Their Rationales 3. CEO Dismissal as an Act of Human Sacrifice:
Metaphor or Reality? 4. The Economy of Sacrifice: Christ, Coins and the
Eucharist in the Middle Ages Part II: Reading Logics and Values From
Archaeology 5. Competitive Violence and Ruling Elites in Early Dynastic
Mesopotamia 6. Human Sacrifice in Ancient Near Eastern Societies 7. The
Social Context of Human Sacrifice in Ancient Egypt 8. Funerary Dramas and
Ritual Killing in the Slavic World: Written Sources and Archaeological
Realities 9. From Brave Warriors to Innocent Children: Understanding the
Foundations of Ritual Violence in the Moche Valley, North Coast of Peru,
200-1450 A.D. 10. Human Sacrifices at Huaca Pucllana in Lima, Peru 11.
Making an Impact: Ritual Public Goods and the Emergence of Retainer
Sacrifice in an Early State of Korea 12. Ritual Killings as Resource
Complex in the Viking Age Funeral Ceremony Part III: Reading Transitions in
Value Through Exegesis, Ethnology and Critical Synthesis 13. Sacrifice in
Contemporary Vernacular and Ancient Ritual Texts 14. Aztec Sacrificial
Celebrations as Entertainment? The Physiological and Social Psychological
Rewards Attending Aztec Human Sacrifice 15. Human Sacrifice as Social
Control Through Terror 16. From Sacrificed Humans to Self-Sacrificing
Humans: A Longue-Durée Bio-Cultural Evolutionary Perspective on Human
Sacrifice Index
Foreword 1. Introduction: Introducing Sacrificial Values Part I: Observing
Sacrificial Logics and Social Values 2. Some Human Sacrifices in Mongolia
and Their Rationales 3. CEO Dismissal as an Act of Human Sacrifice:
Metaphor or Reality? 4. The Economy of Sacrifice: Christ, Coins and the
Eucharist in the Middle Ages Part II: Reading Logics and Values From
Archaeology 5. Competitive Violence and Ruling Elites in Early Dynastic
Mesopotamia 6. Human Sacrifice in Ancient Near Eastern Societies 7. The
Social Context of Human Sacrifice in Ancient Egypt 8. Funerary Dramas and
Ritual Killing in the Slavic World: Written Sources and Archaeological
Realities 9. From Brave Warriors to Innocent Children: Understanding the
Foundations of Ritual Violence in the Moche Valley, North Coast of Peru,
200-1450 A.D. 10. Human Sacrifices at Huaca Pucllana in Lima, Peru 11.
Making an Impact: Ritual Public Goods and the Emergence of Retainer
Sacrifice in an Early State of Korea 12. Ritual Killings as Resource
Complex in the Viking Age Funeral Ceremony Part III: Reading Transitions in
Value Through Exegesis, Ethnology and Critical Synthesis 13. Sacrifice in
Contemporary Vernacular and Ancient Ritual Texts 14. Aztec Sacrificial
Celebrations as Entertainment? The Physiological and Social Psychological
Rewards Attending Aztec Human Sacrifice 15. Human Sacrifice as Social
Control Through Terror 16. From Sacrificed Humans to Self-Sacrificing
Humans: A Longue-Durée Bio-Cultural Evolutionary Perspective on Human
Sacrifice Index
Sacrificial Logics and Social Values 2. Some Human Sacrifices in Mongolia
and Their Rationales 3. CEO Dismissal as an Act of Human Sacrifice:
Metaphor or Reality? 4. The Economy of Sacrifice: Christ, Coins and the
Eucharist in the Middle Ages Part II: Reading Logics and Values From
Archaeology 5. Competitive Violence and Ruling Elites in Early Dynastic
Mesopotamia 6. Human Sacrifice in Ancient Near Eastern Societies 7. The
Social Context of Human Sacrifice in Ancient Egypt 8. Funerary Dramas and
Ritual Killing in the Slavic World: Written Sources and Archaeological
Realities 9. From Brave Warriors to Innocent Children: Understanding the
Foundations of Ritual Violence in the Moche Valley, North Coast of Peru,
200-1450 A.D. 10. Human Sacrifices at Huaca Pucllana in Lima, Peru 11.
Making an Impact: Ritual Public Goods and the Emergence of Retainer
Sacrifice in an Early State of Korea 12. Ritual Killings as Resource
Complex in the Viking Age Funeral Ceremony Part III: Reading Transitions in
Value Through Exegesis, Ethnology and Critical Synthesis 13. Sacrifice in
Contemporary Vernacular and Ancient Ritual Texts 14. Aztec Sacrificial
Celebrations as Entertainment? The Physiological and Social Psychological
Rewards Attending Aztec Human Sacrifice 15. Human Sacrifice as Social
Control Through Terror 16. From Sacrificed Humans to Self-Sacrificing
Humans: A Longue-Durée Bio-Cultural Evolutionary Perspective on Human
Sacrifice Index