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The Mythic Mind

Essays on Cosmology and Religion in Ugaritic and Old Testament Literature

Udgivet af Taylor & Francis Ltd

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  • 320 sider
  • Engelsk
ISBN 9781845530433
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The Mythic Mind follows the tradition of works which insist on the necessity for a comparative dimension in the study of ancient Israel. The Israelite world-view was essentially a West Semitic world-view in origin, with additional deeply embedded influences from Egypt and Mesopotamia, though it produced its own distinc…

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Bogdetaljer
Forfatter Nicolas Wyatt
Forlag Taylor & Francis Ltd
Kategori Filosofi: epistemologi og vidensteori
ISBN-13 9781845530433
EAN 9781845530433
Format Hæftet
Sprog Engelsk
sider 320
Undertitel - Essays on Cosmology and Religion in Ugaritic and Old Testament Literature
Produktbeskrivelse
The Mythic Mind follows the tradition of works which insist on the necessity for a comparative dimension in the study of ancient Israel. The Israelite world-view was essentially a West Semitic world-view in origin, with additional deeply embedded influences from Egypt and Mesopotamia, though it produced its own distinctive character by way of synthesis and reaction. The essays in this volume explore various aspects of this process, historically and cosmologically, commonly challenging received views developed in the treatment of Israel in isolation. The importance of the Ugaritic texts in particular, as reflecting the cultural context in which ancient Israel developed into two symbiotic kingdoms, heirs to a common ''Canaanite'' tradition, emerges clearly from such studies as chapter 5: ''Sea and Desert'', chapter 7: ''Of Calves and Kings'', chapter 9: ''The Significance of Spn'' and chapter 10: ''The Vocabulary and Neurology of Orientation.''

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