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Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions
29.05.2022, 06:17

Раждането, съзряването и смъртта за хората от Древния Близък изток са не само биологически и социални процеси. Те имат и магическо-религиозен аспект, съпроводени са с най-различни апотропично-протективни ритуали с разнообразна символика. Независимо дали е коронация на египетски фараон или хетски цар, вавилонска принцеса или юноша от Сирия, финикийски старец-столетник или новородено в бедуинска шатра, за всеки член на обществото във всеки момент от живота му са предвидени съответните обреди. На изобилието от такива културни феномени е посветен настоящият сборник проучвания. Той обхваща Вавилония, Египет, Сирия, Хетска Анатолия, както и Гърция и Рим.

Alice Mouton, Julie Patrier - Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions / Vivre, grandir et mourir dans l'Antiquité : rites de passage individuels au Proche-Orient ancien et ses environs, Leiden, Nederlands Instituut voor het Nabije Oosten, 2014 [Publications de l'Institut historique-archeologique neerlandais de Stamboul (PIHANS) CXXIV]

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Alice Mouton, Julie Patrier - Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions / Vivre, grandir et mourir dans l'Antiquité : rites de passage individuels au Proche-Orient ancien et ses environs, Leiden, Nederlands Instituut voor het Nabije Oosten, 2014 [Publications de l'Institut historique-archeologique neerlandais de Stamboul (PIHANS) CXXIV]

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Biological and social life of human beings is punctuated by rites of passage. Although some of them are documented in detail, rites of passage in ancient Near Eastern cultures have not previously been presented comprehensively and parallel to each other. A thorough study is achieved in this volume by combining various approaches and disciplines. The basic rites of passage are examined: birth, adolescence, changes of social status, and death. The present volume consists of twenty-one contributions by specialists of ancient Mesopotamia, Anatolia, Egypt, and neighbouring cultures. It is structured around three main axes: “Becoming someone: The social dimension of rites of passage”, where the interface between the religious sphere and the socio-political structure is examined; “Real life, symbolic life: Ritualized life and death in rites of passage”, or how each threshold crossed by an individual is perceived as a new beginning; and “Liminality and impurity: The dangers of transformation”, which defines the complex relation between notions of purity and impurity and rites of passage. The contributors of this volume are (in alphabetical order): M.-L. Arnette (Egyptology), J. Bidmead (Assyriology), S. Boehringer (Ancient Greek), Cl. Calame (Ancient Greek), V. Dasen (Classics), S. Donnat (Egyptology), Chr. Eyre (Egyptology), A. Gilan (Hittitology), J.-J. Glassner (Assyriology), S. Görke (Hittitology), Chr. Greco (Egyptology), R. Hawley (Ugaritology), F. Huber Vuillet (Assyriology), D. Katz (Sumerology), S. Laribi-Glaudel (Assyriology), D. Lefèvre-Novaro (Greek Archaeology), M. Gr. Masetti-Rouault (Assyriology), Gr. Mobley (Biblical studies), J. C. Moreno García (Egyptology), A. Mouton (Hittitology), J. Patrier (Near Eastern Archaeology), C. Roche (Assyriology), I. Rutherford (Ancient Greek), I. Sachet (Near Eastern Archaeology), C. van den Hoven (Egyptology) and N. Yoffee (Assyriology).

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