Ancient Near Eastern Weltanschauungen in Contact and in Contrast: Rethinking ideology and propaganda in the Ancient Near East

Ludovico Portuese; Marta Pallavidini

doi:10.5771/9783963271878

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Edition: 1/2022
Copyright Year: 2022
ISBN-Print: 978-3-96327-186-1
ISBN-Online: 978-3-96327-187-8
Publisher: Zaphon, Münster
Series: wEdge / Cutting-Edge Research in Cuneiform Studies
Volume: 2
Language: English
Pages: 427
Product Type: Edited Book

1. Table of Contents No access
2. Acknowledgements No access
3. List of Abbreviations No access
Ideology and Propaganda: An Introduction No access Pages 15 - 28
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1. An Ideological Approach to the Issue of Propaganda in Ancient Near Eastern Studies: New Answers to Old Questions No access Pages 31 - 52
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2. Visual Tools of Power Argumentation: Models in Contrast? No access Pages 53 - 66
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3. LUGAL KIŠ and Related Matters: How Ideological are Royal Titles? No access Pages 67 - 86
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4. Assyrian Royal Inscriptions between Royal Propaganda and Historical Positioning No access Pages 87 - 114
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5. Revisiting the Representation of the “Other” in “Sargon’s Eighth Campaign” No access Pages 115 - 142
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6. Are Monsters Propagandistic? Thoughts on the Imagery of Hyperreality in Ancient Assyria No access Pages 143 - 162
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7. Doorway Creatures: Crises, Ideologies and Persuasion in the Neo-Assyrian Palace No access Pages 163 - 182
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8. Kingship in Space and Time at the Northwest Palace, Nimrud No access Pages 183 - 204
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9. Bodies of Propaganda? The Visual Embodiment of Kingship in the Neo-Assyrian Empire No access Pages 205 - 244
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10. “An object of wonder for all of the people”: Ideology and Propaganda in the Neo-Assyrian and Neo-Babylonian Empires No access Pages 245 - 270
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1. The Hero, the Pious, the Chosen, the Legitimate: One Ideology, Different propagandae in the Hittite Empire No access Pages 273 - 288
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2. “Šawoška of Šamuḫa, My Lady, caught him like a fish with a net”: Usurping the Throne and writing about it No access Pages 289 - 308
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3. Hittite Funeral Traditions and Afterlife Beliefs in the Context of Hittite Cosmology No access Pages 309 - 322
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4. ḥr.w n k3.w and bibrû: Between Tribute and Gift: Ideological and Propagandistic Developments in Egypto-Hittite Relationships No access Pages 323 - 338
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1. Friend of the KingRevisiting the Household Terminology in EA 288 and its Socio-political Implications No access Pages 341 - 358
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2. Ideology and Material Culture in the Late Bronze Age Northern Levant: A Pottery Perspective No access Pages 359 - 386
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3. Fragments of Power: The Use of Pottery and the Reconnaissance of the Presence of the Middle Assyrian State in the Archaeological Record No access Pages 387 - 402
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4. Elite Ideology, Ritual Manipulation and the Anomalous Cultic Practices Implemented by the Hazor Rulership No access Pages 403 - 425
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