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Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, University of Copenhagen, Museum Tusculanum Press
Language
English
Pages
347

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Subjects
Egyptian literature, Congresses, History and criticism, Assyro-Babylonian literature, Group identity in literature, Literature and society, History, Literature, Cross-cultural studies, Canon (Literature)
Places
Egypt, Middle East
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Table of Contents

Sumerian Literature and Sumerian Identity -- Jerrold S. Cooper
Literature and Identity in Mesopotamia during the Old Babylonian Period -- Paul Delnero
Closed Canon vs. Creative Chaos : An In-Depth Look at (Real and Supposed) Mortuary Texts from Ancient Egypt -- Alexandra von Lieven
Canonical motifs in the Neo-Assyrian royal inscriptions -- Mario Liverani
The Last Stand? What remains Egyptian in Oxyrhynchus -- Joachim Friedrich Quack
Who Writes the Literary in Late Middle Kingdom Lahun? -- Stephen Quirke
"The Pen Promoted My Station" : Scholarship and Distinction in New Kingdom Biographies -- Chloé Ragazzoli
King Petemenekh : New Kingdom Royal Sarcophagi Texts on a Private Coffin -- Robert K. Ritner
Constructing Elite Group and Individual Identity within the Canon of 18th Dynasty Theban Tomb Chapel Decoration -- Gay Robins
Canon and Power in Cuneiform Scribal Scholarship -- Francesca Rochberg
The Inventions of Sumerian : Literature and the Artifacts of Identity -- Gonzalo Rubio
A Babylonian Cosmopolis -- Marc Van De Mieroop
L'écrit et la Canonicité dans la Civilisation Pharaonique -- Pascal Vernus.

Edition Notes

"This volume publishes the papers from two conferences held at the Center for Canon and Identity Formation at the University of Copenhagen in 2010"--Front jacket flap.

Includes bibliographical references.

In English, with one contribution in French.

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Copenhagen
Series
CNI publications -- 43, CNI publications -- 43.
Copyright Date
2016

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Dewey Decimal Class
893/.109
Library of Congress
PJ1483 .P763 2016

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Pagination
vii, 347 pages
Number of pages
347

ID Numbers

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OL44489888M
ISBN 10
8763543729
ISBN 13
9788763543729
LCCN
2016453405
OCLC/WorldCat
944087535

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