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Explores the interaction between Greece and the Ancient Near East through stories about the gods and their relationships with humankind.
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Explores the interaction between Greece and the Ancient Near East through stories about the gods and their relationships with humankind.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Mai 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781108572040
- Artikelnr.: 70908157
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Mai 2021
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781108572040
- Artikelnr.: 70908157
Introduction Adrian Kelly and Christopher Metcalf; Part I. Contexts: 1.
'Let Those Important Primeval Deities Listen': The Social Setting of the
Hurro-Hittite Song of Emergence Amir Gilan; 2. Siting the Gods: Narrative,
Cult, and Hybrid Communities in the Iron Age Mediterranean Carolina
López-Ruiz; 3. Politics, Cult, and Scholarship: Aspects of the Transmission
History of Marduk and Ti¿amat's Battle Frances Reynolds; 4. The Scholar and
the Poet: Standard Babylonian Gilgame VI vs. Iliad 5 Mark Weeden; Part II.
Influence: 5. Playing with Traditions: Deliberate Allusions to Near Eastern
Myth in Hesiod's Story of the Five Human Races André Lardinois; 6. Etana in
Greece Bruno Currie; 7. The World of Gods and Men: Animal and Plant
Disputation Poems and Fables in Babylonia, Persia, and Greece Yoram Cohen;
8. Tales of Kings and Cup-bearers in History and Myth Christopher Metcalf;
9. There Were Nephilim Ruth Scodel; 10. Mythical Time in Mesopotamia Andrew
George; Part III. Difference: 11. Borrowing, Dialogue and Rejection:
Intertextual Interfaces in the Late Bronze Age Ian Rutherford; 12. Divine
Labour Johannes Haubold; 13. Comparison: Relevance and Significance of
Linguistic Features Sylvie Vanséveren; 14. Fate and Authority in
Mesopotamian Literature and the Iliad Angus Bowie; 15. Fashioning Pandora:
Ancient Near Eastern Creation Scenes and Hesiod Bernardo Ballesteros
Petrella; 16. Sexing and Gendering the Succession Myth in Ancient Greece
and the Near East Adrian Kelly.
'Let Those Important Primeval Deities Listen': The Social Setting of the
Hurro-Hittite Song of Emergence Amir Gilan; 2. Siting the Gods: Narrative,
Cult, and Hybrid Communities in the Iron Age Mediterranean Carolina
López-Ruiz; 3. Politics, Cult, and Scholarship: Aspects of the Transmission
History of Marduk and Ti¿amat's Battle Frances Reynolds; 4. The Scholar and
the Poet: Standard Babylonian Gilgame VI vs. Iliad 5 Mark Weeden; Part II.
Influence: 5. Playing with Traditions: Deliberate Allusions to Near Eastern
Myth in Hesiod's Story of the Five Human Races André Lardinois; 6. Etana in
Greece Bruno Currie; 7. The World of Gods and Men: Animal and Plant
Disputation Poems and Fables in Babylonia, Persia, and Greece Yoram Cohen;
8. Tales of Kings and Cup-bearers in History and Myth Christopher Metcalf;
9. There Were Nephilim Ruth Scodel; 10. Mythical Time in Mesopotamia Andrew
George; Part III. Difference: 11. Borrowing, Dialogue and Rejection:
Intertextual Interfaces in the Late Bronze Age Ian Rutherford; 12. Divine
Labour Johannes Haubold; 13. Comparison: Relevance and Significance of
Linguistic Features Sylvie Vanséveren; 14. Fate and Authority in
Mesopotamian Literature and the Iliad Angus Bowie; 15. Fashioning Pandora:
Ancient Near Eastern Creation Scenes and Hesiod Bernardo Ballesteros
Petrella; 16. Sexing and Gendering the Succession Myth in Ancient Greece
and the Near East Adrian Kelly.
Introduction Adrian Kelly and Christopher Metcalf; Part I. Contexts: 1.
'Let Those Important Primeval Deities Listen': The Social Setting of the
Hurro-Hittite Song of Emergence Amir Gilan; 2. Siting the Gods: Narrative,
Cult, and Hybrid Communities in the Iron Age Mediterranean Carolina
López-Ruiz; 3. Politics, Cult, and Scholarship: Aspects of the Transmission
History of Marduk and Ti¿amat's Battle Frances Reynolds; 4. The Scholar and
the Poet: Standard Babylonian Gilgame VI vs. Iliad 5 Mark Weeden; Part II.
Influence: 5. Playing with Traditions: Deliberate Allusions to Near Eastern
Myth in Hesiod's Story of the Five Human Races André Lardinois; 6. Etana in
Greece Bruno Currie; 7. The World of Gods and Men: Animal and Plant
Disputation Poems and Fables in Babylonia, Persia, and Greece Yoram Cohen;
8. Tales of Kings and Cup-bearers in History and Myth Christopher Metcalf;
9. There Were Nephilim Ruth Scodel; 10. Mythical Time in Mesopotamia Andrew
George; Part III. Difference: 11. Borrowing, Dialogue and Rejection:
Intertextual Interfaces in the Late Bronze Age Ian Rutherford; 12. Divine
Labour Johannes Haubold; 13. Comparison: Relevance and Significance of
Linguistic Features Sylvie Vanséveren; 14. Fate and Authority in
Mesopotamian Literature and the Iliad Angus Bowie; 15. Fashioning Pandora:
Ancient Near Eastern Creation Scenes and Hesiod Bernardo Ballesteros
Petrella; 16. Sexing and Gendering the Succession Myth in Ancient Greece
and the Near East Adrian Kelly.
'Let Those Important Primeval Deities Listen': The Social Setting of the
Hurro-Hittite Song of Emergence Amir Gilan; 2. Siting the Gods: Narrative,
Cult, and Hybrid Communities in the Iron Age Mediterranean Carolina
López-Ruiz; 3. Politics, Cult, and Scholarship: Aspects of the Transmission
History of Marduk and Ti¿amat's Battle Frances Reynolds; 4. The Scholar and
the Poet: Standard Babylonian Gilgame VI vs. Iliad 5 Mark Weeden; Part II.
Influence: 5. Playing with Traditions: Deliberate Allusions to Near Eastern
Myth in Hesiod's Story of the Five Human Races André Lardinois; 6. Etana in
Greece Bruno Currie; 7. The World of Gods and Men: Animal and Plant
Disputation Poems and Fables in Babylonia, Persia, and Greece Yoram Cohen;
8. Tales of Kings and Cup-bearers in History and Myth Christopher Metcalf;
9. There Were Nephilim Ruth Scodel; 10. Mythical Time in Mesopotamia Andrew
George; Part III. Difference: 11. Borrowing, Dialogue and Rejection:
Intertextual Interfaces in the Late Bronze Age Ian Rutherford; 12. Divine
Labour Johannes Haubold; 13. Comparison: Relevance and Significance of
Linguistic Features Sylvie Vanséveren; 14. Fate and Authority in
Mesopotamian Literature and the Iliad Angus Bowie; 15. Fashioning Pandora:
Ancient Near Eastern Creation Scenes and Hesiod Bernardo Ballesteros
Petrella; 16. Sexing and Gendering the Succession Myth in Ancient Greece
and the Near East Adrian Kelly.