Simonetta graziani (2 Ergebnisse)
Storia d'Europa e del Mediterraneo
Gloria Rosati; Maria Giovanna Biga; Elisabetta Borgna; Mauro Giorgieri; Flora Silvano; Frederick Mario Fales; Stefania Mazzoni; Paolo Merlo; Mirjo Salvini; Giovanni Battista Lanfranchi; Pier Giorgio Borbone; Paolo Sacchi; Simonetta Graziani
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Studi sul vicino Oriente antico dedicati alla memoria di Luigi Cagni [4 Volume Set]
a cura di Simonetta Graziani ; con la collaborazione di Maria C. Casaburi e Giancarlo Lacerenza
Sprache: Italienisch
Verlag: Napoli : Istituto universitario orientale, 2000
- Softcover
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Soft cover. Zustand: New. 4 volumes : illustrations ; 24 cm. Texts in English, French, German or Italian. Number of pages: 564 (I vol.); 664 (II vol.); 532 (III vol.); 538 (IV vol.) Dimensions: 170 x 240 x 150 mm 4 books set Illustrations: 92 b/w (I vol.); 96 b/w (II vol.); 22 b/w (III vol.); no (IV vol.) 'An extraordinary colle…ction of high scientific value dedicated to the ancient Near East, articulated in 136 assays in different languages, by experts and scholars of international fame. The study is divided into two basic sections: essays of Asyriological and Mesopotamian topics, contained in the 1st and 2nd volumes, and those of biblical, semitic and historical-religious topics, exposed in the 3rd and 4th tomes. The proposed themes testify not only the diversity and complexity of the topic, but also lead to an exciting interaction and comparison between different fields of study. Contributions, in fact, while accurately retracing history and religion of the Near East, are based on fields such as philology, epigraphy, anthropology and literature, yet combining them heterogeneously, thanks to a systematic and meticulous coverage. For the studies of Assyria and Mesopotamia the essays range from Mesopotamian conceptions of afterlife to the measurement system, passing through the ceremonial traditions, the cults of the gods and the structure of the society. Historical-religious studies expand through the analysis of biblical episodes, of religious rituals, ancient documents such as the code of Beza, as well as themes such as the relationship between the Bible and the cuneiform writing, the influence of the biblical text on literature, a terminology survey on the origins of fundamentalism.'.
