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100 1 $aPeled, Ilan.
245 10 $aMasculinities and third gender :$bthe origins and nature of an institutionalized gender otherness in the ancient Near East /$cIlan Peled.
264 1 $aMünster :$bUgarit-Verlag,$c2016.
300 $a333 pages :$billustrations ;$c25 cm.
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
490 1 $aAlter Orient und Altes Testament ;$vBand 435
500 $aDissertation.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 $aIntroduction. Aims, scope, methodology and structure of the book ; Third gender: ambiguous masculinity and social conformity ; Male third gender figures in the ancient Near East: history of research ; The formation of masculinity (and femininity): theoretical perspectives ; The features of hegemonic masculinity in the ancient Near East -- Mesopotamian narrative and hymnic texts. Introduction ; Inanna/Istar's descent to the netherworld ; The fashioning of the gala ; Inanna and Ebih ; Inanna and Enki ; Lady of the largest heart ; This city, which has been looted ; The epic of Erra ; A myth of Dumuzi ; Enki and Ninmah ; Gilgames and Aga ; The curse of Akkad ; The lament for Eridu ; The debate between grain and sheep -- gala, kalu and kulu'u. Introduction ; gala/kalu and gala-mah/kalamahu ; General introduction ; gala/kalu and gala-mah/kalamahu: chronological survey ; gala/kalu: origins of the terms and possible etymologies ; The question of the Emesal-dialect ; gala/kalu in Mesopotamian narrative texts ; Non-textual sources: gala/kalu in Mesopotamian art ; Gender ambiguity of the gala/kalu ; kulu'u ;General introduction ; The evidence concerning kulu'u -- assinnu and kurgarru in lexical lists ; assinnu and kurgarru in administrative and historical texts ; assinnu and prophecy in Mari and the ancient Near East ; assinnu and kurgarru in Cultic texts ; assommi and kurgarru in narrative texts ; assinnu and kurgarru in omen, ritual and incantation texts -- lu-sag / sa resi and castration in the ancient Near East ; Introduction ; lu-sag / sa resi: brief chronological survey of the titles ; lu-sag / sa resi: the evidence of castration ; Castration from theoretical and clinical perspectives -- Less known third gender figures. Introduction ; girsequ ; tiru/tiru ; SAG-UR-SAG ; pi-li-pi-li/pilpilu ; sinnisanu ; nas pilaqqi ; paru -- Summary and conclusions. Summaries and conclusion of individual chapters ; Internal division to sub-categories within the third gender ; Masculinities and third gender in the wider context: castration, hyomosexuality and Cultic performance ; Third gender and hegemonic and subordinate masculinities ; In conclusion: why third gender?
650 0 $aExtinct languages$xSex differences$zMiddle East.
650 0 $aLanguage and sex$zMiddle East.
650 0 $aSex$zMiddle East$xHistory.
830 0 $aAlter Orient und Altes Testament ;$vBd. 435.
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