The Routledge Companion to Ecstatic Experience in the Ancient World
Herausgeber: Stein, Diana; Kielt Costello, Sarah; Polinger Foster, Karen
The Routledge Companion to Ecstatic Experience in the Ancient World
Herausgeber: Stein, Diana; Kielt Costello, Sarah; Polinger Foster, Karen
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For millennia, people have universally engaged in ecstatic experience as an essential element in ritual practice, spiritual belief and cultural identification. This volume offers the first systematic investigation of its myriad roles and manifestations in the ancient Mediterranean and Near East.
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For millennia, people have universally engaged in ecstatic experience as an essential element in ritual practice, spiritual belief and cultural identification. This volume offers the first systematic investigation of its myriad roles and manifestations in the ancient Mediterranean and Near East.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 536
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Mai 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 175mm x 246mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 1384g
- ISBN-13: 9781032108483
- ISBN-10: 1032108487
- Artikelnr.: 70364444
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 536
- Erscheinungstermin: 27. Mai 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 175mm x 246mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 1384g
- ISBN-13: 9781032108483
- ISBN-10: 1032108487
- Artikelnr.: 70364444
Diana L. Stein, Associate Lecturer at Birkbeck, University of London, specializes in seals and sealing practices in the ancient Near East. She has authored, co-authored and co-edited several volumes (1993, 2001, 2003, 2016), as well as numerous articles relating to Near Eastern chronology, mythology, iconography, material culture and ritual practice. Her research and fieldwork have taken her to Turkey, Jordan, Syria and Iraq. Sarah Kielt Costello is Associate Professor of Art History at the University of Houston-Clear Lake. Her research areas include early Mesopotamian and Cypriot art and archaeology, as well as museum and heritage studies. She recently co-edited Object Biographies: Collaborative Approaches to Ancient Mediterranean Art (2021) and has written numerous articles and book chapters. She has worked on archaeological projects in Cyprus, Turkey, Israel and Greece. Karen Polinger Foster (retired, Yale University) specializes in the art of the Aegean, Egypt and the ancient Near East, about which she has written numerous books and articles. Her latest publications include A Mesopotamian Miscellany (2020) and Strange and Wonderful: Exotic Flora and Fauna in Image and Imagination (2020). She has served as the archaeological illustrator for projects in Egypt, Syria, Italy and France.
Part 1 Setting the Stage 1 Contextualizing the Study of Ecstatic Experience
in Ancient Old World Societies 2 Not Only Ecstasy: Pouring New Concepts
into Old Vessels 3 From Shamans to Sorcerers: Empirical Models for Defining
Ritual Practices and Ecstatic Experience in Ancient, Medieval and Modern
Societies Part 2 Psychoactive Substances Past and Present 4 Psychoactive
Plants in the Ancient World: Observations of an Ethnobotanist 5 Ecstasy
Meets Paleoethnobotany: Botanical Stimulants in Ancient Inner Asia 6
Caucasian Cocktails: The Early Use of Alcohol in "The Cradle of Wine" 7
Mind-altering Plants in Babylonian Medical Sources 8 Plant-based Potions
and Ecstatic States in Hittite Rituals 9 Forbidden at Philae: Proscription
of Aphrodisiac and Psychoactive Plants in Ptolemaic Egypt 10 The
Ring-Kernoi and Psychotropic Substances Part 3 Ecstatic Experience and the
Numinous 11 Beer, Beasts and Bodies: Shedding Boundaries in Bounded Spaces
12 Lament, Spectacle and Emotion in a Ritual for Ishtar 13 Writing for the
Dead, Welcoming the Solar-Eye Goddess and Ecstatic Expression in Egyptian
Religion 14 Altered States on Prepalatial Crete 15 Bodies in Ecstasy:
Shamanic Elements in Minoan Religion 16 The Mycenaeans and Ecstatic Ritual
Experience 17 Emotional Arousal, Sensory Deprivation and "Miraculous
Healing" in the Cult of Asclepius 18 Ecstasy and Initiation in the
Eleusinian Mysteries 19 Apolline and Dionysian Ecstasy at Delphi 20
Communing with the Spirits: Funeral Processions in Ancient Rome Part 4
Expressions of the Ecstatic Mind 21 Ecstatic Experience and Possession
Disorders in Ancient Mesopotamia 22 Ghosts In and Outside the Machine: A
Phenomenology of Intelligence, Psychic Possession and Prophetic Ecstasy in
Ancient Mesopotamia 23 Ecstatic Speech in Ancient Mesopotamia 24 Ecstatic
Experience: The Proto-Theme of a Near Eastern Glyptic Language Family 25
Understanding the Language of Trees: Ecstatic Experience and Interspecies
Communication in Late Bronze Age Crete 26 Psychedelic Art and Ecstatic
Visions in the Aegean 27 Sight as Ecstatic Experience in the Ancient
Mediterranean
in Ancient Old World Societies 2 Not Only Ecstasy: Pouring New Concepts
into Old Vessels 3 From Shamans to Sorcerers: Empirical Models for Defining
Ritual Practices and Ecstatic Experience in Ancient, Medieval and Modern
Societies Part 2 Psychoactive Substances Past and Present 4 Psychoactive
Plants in the Ancient World: Observations of an Ethnobotanist 5 Ecstasy
Meets Paleoethnobotany: Botanical Stimulants in Ancient Inner Asia 6
Caucasian Cocktails: The Early Use of Alcohol in "The Cradle of Wine" 7
Mind-altering Plants in Babylonian Medical Sources 8 Plant-based Potions
and Ecstatic States in Hittite Rituals 9 Forbidden at Philae: Proscription
of Aphrodisiac and Psychoactive Plants in Ptolemaic Egypt 10 The
Ring-Kernoi and Psychotropic Substances Part 3 Ecstatic Experience and the
Numinous 11 Beer, Beasts and Bodies: Shedding Boundaries in Bounded Spaces
12 Lament, Spectacle and Emotion in a Ritual for Ishtar 13 Writing for the
Dead, Welcoming the Solar-Eye Goddess and Ecstatic Expression in Egyptian
Religion 14 Altered States on Prepalatial Crete 15 Bodies in Ecstasy:
Shamanic Elements in Minoan Religion 16 The Mycenaeans and Ecstatic Ritual
Experience 17 Emotional Arousal, Sensory Deprivation and "Miraculous
Healing" in the Cult of Asclepius 18 Ecstasy and Initiation in the
Eleusinian Mysteries 19 Apolline and Dionysian Ecstasy at Delphi 20
Communing with the Spirits: Funeral Processions in Ancient Rome Part 4
Expressions of the Ecstatic Mind 21 Ecstatic Experience and Possession
Disorders in Ancient Mesopotamia 22 Ghosts In and Outside the Machine: A
Phenomenology of Intelligence, Psychic Possession and Prophetic Ecstasy in
Ancient Mesopotamia 23 Ecstatic Speech in Ancient Mesopotamia 24 Ecstatic
Experience: The Proto-Theme of a Near Eastern Glyptic Language Family 25
Understanding the Language of Trees: Ecstatic Experience and Interspecies
Communication in Late Bronze Age Crete 26 Psychedelic Art and Ecstatic
Visions in the Aegean 27 Sight as Ecstatic Experience in the Ancient
Mediterranean
Part 1 Setting the Stage 1 Contextualizing the Study of Ecstatic Experience
in Ancient Old World Societies 2 Not Only Ecstasy: Pouring New Concepts
into Old Vessels 3 From Shamans to Sorcerers: Empirical Models for Defining
Ritual Practices and Ecstatic Experience in Ancient, Medieval and Modern
Societies Part 2 Psychoactive Substances Past and Present 4 Psychoactive
Plants in the Ancient World: Observations of an Ethnobotanist 5 Ecstasy
Meets Paleoethnobotany: Botanical Stimulants in Ancient Inner Asia 6
Caucasian Cocktails: The Early Use of Alcohol in "The Cradle of Wine" 7
Mind-altering Plants in Babylonian Medical Sources 8 Plant-based Potions
and Ecstatic States in Hittite Rituals 9 Forbidden at Philae: Proscription
of Aphrodisiac and Psychoactive Plants in Ptolemaic Egypt 10 The
Ring-Kernoi and Psychotropic Substances Part 3 Ecstatic Experience and the
Numinous 11 Beer, Beasts and Bodies: Shedding Boundaries in Bounded Spaces
12 Lament, Spectacle and Emotion in a Ritual for Ishtar 13 Writing for the
Dead, Welcoming the Solar-Eye Goddess and Ecstatic Expression in Egyptian
Religion 14 Altered States on Prepalatial Crete 15 Bodies in Ecstasy:
Shamanic Elements in Minoan Religion 16 The Mycenaeans and Ecstatic Ritual
Experience 17 Emotional Arousal, Sensory Deprivation and "Miraculous
Healing" in the Cult of Asclepius 18 Ecstasy and Initiation in the
Eleusinian Mysteries 19 Apolline and Dionysian Ecstasy at Delphi 20
Communing with the Spirits: Funeral Processions in Ancient Rome Part 4
Expressions of the Ecstatic Mind 21 Ecstatic Experience and Possession
Disorders in Ancient Mesopotamia 22 Ghosts In and Outside the Machine: A
Phenomenology of Intelligence, Psychic Possession and Prophetic Ecstasy in
Ancient Mesopotamia 23 Ecstatic Speech in Ancient Mesopotamia 24 Ecstatic
Experience: The Proto-Theme of a Near Eastern Glyptic Language Family 25
Understanding the Language of Trees: Ecstatic Experience and Interspecies
Communication in Late Bronze Age Crete 26 Psychedelic Art and Ecstatic
Visions in the Aegean 27 Sight as Ecstatic Experience in the Ancient
Mediterranean
in Ancient Old World Societies 2 Not Only Ecstasy: Pouring New Concepts
into Old Vessels 3 From Shamans to Sorcerers: Empirical Models for Defining
Ritual Practices and Ecstatic Experience in Ancient, Medieval and Modern
Societies Part 2 Psychoactive Substances Past and Present 4 Psychoactive
Plants in the Ancient World: Observations of an Ethnobotanist 5 Ecstasy
Meets Paleoethnobotany: Botanical Stimulants in Ancient Inner Asia 6
Caucasian Cocktails: The Early Use of Alcohol in "The Cradle of Wine" 7
Mind-altering Plants in Babylonian Medical Sources 8 Plant-based Potions
and Ecstatic States in Hittite Rituals 9 Forbidden at Philae: Proscription
of Aphrodisiac and Psychoactive Plants in Ptolemaic Egypt 10 The
Ring-Kernoi and Psychotropic Substances Part 3 Ecstatic Experience and the
Numinous 11 Beer, Beasts and Bodies: Shedding Boundaries in Bounded Spaces
12 Lament, Spectacle and Emotion in a Ritual for Ishtar 13 Writing for the
Dead, Welcoming the Solar-Eye Goddess and Ecstatic Expression in Egyptian
Religion 14 Altered States on Prepalatial Crete 15 Bodies in Ecstasy:
Shamanic Elements in Minoan Religion 16 The Mycenaeans and Ecstatic Ritual
Experience 17 Emotional Arousal, Sensory Deprivation and "Miraculous
Healing" in the Cult of Asclepius 18 Ecstasy and Initiation in the
Eleusinian Mysteries 19 Apolline and Dionysian Ecstasy at Delphi 20
Communing with the Spirits: Funeral Processions in Ancient Rome Part 4
Expressions of the Ecstatic Mind 21 Ecstatic Experience and Possession
Disorders in Ancient Mesopotamia 22 Ghosts In and Outside the Machine: A
Phenomenology of Intelligence, Psychic Possession and Prophetic Ecstasy in
Ancient Mesopotamia 23 Ecstatic Speech in Ancient Mesopotamia 24 Ecstatic
Experience: The Proto-Theme of a Near Eastern Glyptic Language Family 25
Understanding the Language of Trees: Ecstatic Experience and Interspecies
Communication in Late Bronze Age Crete 26 Psychedelic Art and Ecstatic
Visions in the Aegean 27 Sight as Ecstatic Experience in the Ancient
Mediterranean