Understanding material text cultures : a multidisciplinary view /

Part of an interdisciplinary project whose goal is to shed new light on how writing was conceptualized, materialized, and contextualized in societies without widespread means of mass-producing inscribed objects, thereby contributing to the understanding of the material text cultures privileged by th...

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Détails bibliographiques
Cote:Libro Electrónico
Format: Électronique eBook
Langue:Inglés
Publié: Berlin : De Gruyter, [2016]
Collection:Materiale Textkulturen ; Bd. 9.
Sujets:
To 1500
Writing > History.
Written communication > History.
Communication > Middle East > History > To 1500.
Communication > Egypt > History > To 1500.
Communication > Greece > History > To 1500.
Communication > Rome > History > To 1500.
Communication > Africa > History.
Material culture > Middle East.
Material culture > Egypt.
Material culture > Greece.
Material culture > Rome.
Material culture > Africa.
Écriture > Histoire.
Communication écrite > Histoire.
Culture matérielle > Égypte.
Culture matérielle > Grèce.
Culture matérielle > Rome.
Culture matérielle > Afrique.
Information > Afrique > Histoire.
HISTORY / Ancient / General.
Communication
Material culture
Writing
Written communication
Africa
Egypt
Greece
Middle East
Rome (Empire)
Material text cultures.
nontypographic societies.
History
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Table des matières:
  • A multidisciplinary view on material text cultures / Markus Hilgert
  • Defining collectives : materialising and recording the Sumerian workforce in the Third Dynasty of Ur / Agnès Garcia-Ventura
  • A GIS̆ on a tree : interactions between images and inscriptions on Neo-Assyrian monuments / Nathan Morello
  • From voice to papyrus to wall : Verschriftung and Verschriftlichung in the Old Kingdom Pyramid Texts / Antonio J. Morales
  • Family cult foundations in the Hellenistic age : family and sacred space in a private religous context / Sara Campanelli
  • The Didyma inscription : between legislation and palaeography / Flavia Manservigi and Melania Mezzetti
  • The symbolic repertoire of the Qur'anic board in Islamic Africa / Anastasia Grib.

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