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Condizione: Good. Volume 131. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In good all round condition. No dust jacket. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item,1350grams, ISBN:9789004178984.

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Paperback. Condizione: New. New; A sabedoria bíblica engloba geralmente cinco livros do Antigo Testamento: Provérbios, Jó, Coélet (Eclesiastes), Sirácida (Eclesiástico) e Sabedoria de Salomão. No entanto, os três primeiros são provenientes dos Ketuvim ("Escritos" ou terceira parte do cânone) da Bíblia hebraica, enquanto os dois últimos nos chegaram por meio da Bíblia grega. Logo, é justo que examinemos a sabedoria dentro do contexto amplo das culturas da Antiguidade: ela é própria de alguma civilização do Antigo Oriente? É um gênero literário específico? É uma filosofia ou uma teologia original do Antigo Testamento, próxima da Torá ou dos Profetas? Mediante as antigas fontes egípcias, acadianas e gregas, este livro apresenta a sabedoria bíblica, ajustando-a à evolução sociocultural e histórica, desde o período monárquico até o limiar da era cristã.; 128 pages.

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 366 pages. French language. 7.56x4.88x1.18 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 469 pages. French language. 8.40x5.50x1.70 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The first of the Melammu Workshops askes how female and male representatives of the wise, female and male sages, were conceptualized in antiquity and whether there was a clear difference between female and male wisdom. The workshop followed a kind of historical chronology starting from Mesopotamian and Egyptian sources, continuing West through the Levant and ending with Greek and Roman documentation. It permitted a vast exploration of sages, both divine and human, as they were portrayed in antiquity. The papers brought to light several tensions among which the question of gender was not the least. Indeed, the nature of wisdom itself, human and divine, empirical, theoretical but also at times abstract and difficult to outline, pointed to the difficulty of a definition. Hence the plurality of representations might be interpreted as a sign of this difficulty and variety. Moreover, the gender question was found to be strongly related to the societies and their organization as evidenced elsewhere in current research. Any generalization or typology of the sages at this point could not be drawn but a clear historical evolution toward masculine representation of wisdom was evidenced. Certainly, this has to do with social change, economic structures and the loci of power and authority. However, in many regards, women appear as counterparts or homologues of men in their quest for wisdom. In that sense, the workshop proved very fruitful in displaying a large gallery of portraits and in bringing to light differences according to social settings and sources but also main trends of evolution through historical times. The first of the Melammu Workshops askes how female and male representatives of the wise, female and male sages, were conceptualized in antiquity and whether there was a clear difference between female and male wisdom. The workshop followed a kind of historical chronology starting from Mesopotamian and Egyptian sources, continuing We Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Condizione: New. 2019. Hardcover. . . . . .

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Condizione: New. 2019. Hardcover. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. The first of the Melammu Workshops askes how female and male representatives of the wise, female and male sages, were conceptualized in antiquity and whether there was a clear difference between female and male wisdom. The workshop followed a kind of historical chronology starting from Mesopotamian and Egyptian sources, continuing West through the Levant and ending with Greek and Roman documentation. It permitted a vast exploration of sages, both divine and human, as they were portrayed in antiquity. The papers brought to light several tensions among which the question of gender was not the least. Indeed, the nature of wisdom itself, human and divine, empirical, theoretical but also at times abstract and difficult to outline, pointed to the difficulty of a definition. Hence the plurality of representations might be interpreted as a sign of this difficulty and variety. Moreover, the gender question was found to be strongly related to the societies and their organization as evidenced elsewhere in current research. Any generalization or typology of the sages at this point could not be drawn but a clear historical evolution toward masculine representation of wisdom was evidenced. Certainly, this has to do with social change, economic structures and the loci of power and authority. However, in many regards, women appear as counterparts or homologues of men in their quest for wisdom. In that sense, the workshop proved very fruitful in displaying a large gallery of portraits and in bringing to light differences according to social settings and sources but also main trends of evolution through historical times. The first of the Melammu Workshops askes how female and male representatives of the wise, female and male sages, were conceptualized in antiquity and whether there was a clear difference between female and male wisdom. The workshop followed a kind of historical chronology starting from Mesopotamian and Egyptian sources, continuing We Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Le mal et la souffrance, la mort et le chagrin, la rétribution dès ici-bas et dans l?au-delà : les thèmes qu?abordent les écrits akkadiens rédigés en Mésopotamie entre le IIeet le Iermillénaire avant notre ère s?avèrent fondateurs de notre imaginaire.Pour la première fois, on pourra ainsi lire dans leur version babylonienne, pourvus d?une datation vérifiée, d?une révision critique, d?une introduction théologique, historique, culturelle et d?une traduction en langue françaiseL?homme et son dieu,le Ludlul Bel Nemeqi,la Louange à Marduk,la Théodicée babylonienne.Avant le Livre de Job, ces oeuvres nous font entrer dans un monde que menace l?extrême affliction, qui est exposé aux punitions célestes, où le salut découle de l?obéissance aux lois transcendantes.Une contribution essentielle.T. M. Oshima (université d?Uppsala et université de Stellenbosch) a établi la présente édition en collaboration avec Stéphanie Anthonioz. Tous deux sont des enseignants-chercheurs, spécialistes des littératures et religions du Proche-Orient ancien.

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Texte cunéiforme, translittération et traduction suivi d'un commentaire. Le poème babylonien Enuma Eli?, Lorsqu?en haut, est vieux de 3 000 ans. Sa connaissance s?est affinée au fil des années et des découvertes de nouveaux fragments. En voici la traduction française mise à jour. En réunissant le texte akkadien, sa version française, l?un de ses commentaires antiques ainsi qu?une synthèse actuelle, cet ouvrage nous fait plonger dans les origines de l?humanité historique et des civilisations de l?écriture. L?exploration des influences provenant des grandes traditions religieuses en amont et sur la Bible en aval révèle ainsi la genèse du divin et de ses représentations dont reste tributaire notre culture. Un voyage dans le temps. Textes édités, traduits et présentés par Philippe Talon et Stéphanie Anthonioz.

Couverture souple. Condizione: Bon. Petit in 8, Broché, bon état, 2013, 267 pages, (traces ou marques en couverture avec léger frottement sur les bords). Envoi soigné.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. "Les Cherubins / Keruvim dans l'Antiquite" explores the rich tradition of the angelic class of Cherubs (keruvim) and related winged divine figures in the Ancient World. Twelve articles are devoted to their conceptions, roles, and iconographies in the Hebrew Bible, in the Ancient Near East, in Ancient Egypt, in the Eastern Mediterranean World, in Ancient Jewish and Early Christian texts and works of art. Among others, Ph. Abrahami reconsiders the Mesopotamian "kur?bu", A. Caubet presents an overview of winged divine figures in Eastern Mediterranean art, D. Hamidovi? explores Cherubs in Jewish Merkavah literature and S. Bethmont the iconography of Cherubs in the context of the Ark of the Covenant. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Par Dame Sagesse on designe generalement la figure de la sagesse tellequelle apparait dans quelques passages bibliques. Si lapersonnification litteraire est un phenomene relativement courant, cellede la sagesse est plus etonnante, puisquelle se developpe au point dedonner a cette figure une identite unique en relation avec Dieu. Laquestion nest donc plus seulement litteraire, au point que les conceptsdimmanence, de transcendance ou meme dhypostase ont pu etre proposespour la definir, sans oublier les nombreuses tentatives qui lassimilenta quelque divinite antique connue ou aujourdhui oubliee. Les diversesetudes reunies dans ce volume considerent dabord les epoques et lesmilieux demergence des diverses representations de la sagesse danslAntiquite, elles creusent les influences possibles voire evidentes ausein des traditions mesopotamiennes, egyptiennes, levantines et grecqueset demontrent finalement comment la figure de la sagesse personnifieeest une figure fluide, en constante evolution, au gre de certainsmilieux religieux et de leurs interrogations. Lady Wisdomusually refers to the figure of wisdom personified in some biblicaltexts. If personification is a relatively common literary device, thatof wisdom is more striking, as it develops to the point of giving to thefigure a unique identity in relation to God. The question is no longerliterary, and concepts of immanence, transcendence and even hypostasishave been proposed to define her, as well as diverse identificationswith some known or now forgotten ancient divinity. The contributions inthis volume seek first to consider the context of each witness of therepresentations of wisdom in Antiquity, they trace possible influenceswithin Mesopotamian, Egyptian, Levantine and Greek traditions, andfinally demonstrate how wisdom personified is a fluid figure, inconstant evolution, according to certain religious milieux and theirinterrogations. Lady Wisdom generally designates the figure of wisdom as she appears in some biblical passages. If literary personification is a relatively common phenomenon, that of wisdom is more surprising, since it develops to the point of giving this figure a unique identity in relation to God. The question is therefore not only literary, to th Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.