Representing the Wise. A Gendered Approach.: Proceedings of the 1st Melammu Workshop. Lille, 4-5 April 2016

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1. Table of Contents No access
Representing the Wise. A Gendered Approach. Introduction No access Pages 7 - 16
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Female Sages in the Sumerian Tradition of Mesopotamia No access Pages 17 - 42
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Male Sages in Sumerian Literature No access Pages 43 - 52
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Female Sages in Akkadian Literature No access Pages 53 - 64
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Male Sages in Akkadian Literature No access Pages 65 - 70
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The Sages / Wisemen in Ancient Egypt No access Pages 71 - 118
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Memories of Female (and Male) Sages in Late Persian / Early Hellenistic Yehud. Considerations Informed by Social Memory and Current Cross- and Trans-disciplinary Trends in th e Study of Wisdom No access Pages 119 - 148
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Lady Wisdom in Prov 1–9; 31. Context, Definition and Function of her Personification No access Pages 149 - 162
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Lady Wisdom in Greek Culture. Athena as a Deity of Polymorphic Intelligence No access Pages 163 - 172
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Paideia makes the Man. A Gendered Approach to the Figure of the Wise Man in Imperial Rome No access Pages 173 - 184
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Female Sages in Roman Literature – Selected Examples No access Pages 185 - 204
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Index No access Pages 205 - 206