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Mythic Mind

Name: Mythic Mind
Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd
SKU: 05098032
Price: 21966 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Nicolas Wyatt
ISBN: 9781845530433

Nicolas Wyatt

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 05098032

Publishers Taylor & Francis Ltd, April 2005

The Israelite world-view was essentially a western Semitic world-view in origin. This view drew deep... Full description

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The Israelite world-view was essentially a western Semitic world-view in origin. This view drew deeply on influences from Egypt and Mesopotamia and produced - by a process of synthesis and reaction - its own distinctive character. 'The Mythic Mind' explores this process, historically and cosmologically, arguing for the necessity of comparative study in any assessment of ancient Israel and challenging orthodox views largely based on understanding Israel in isolation. The study particularly highlights the importance of Ugaritic texts in reflecting the cultural context in which ancient Israel developed into two symbiotic kingdoms, heirs to a common 'Canaanite' tradition.