Oral et Ecrit Dans l'Antiquite Orientale : Les Processus de Redaction et d'edition: Actes du Colloque Organise Par le College de France, Paris, les 26 et 27 Mai 2016.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Gonzalez, Hervé, author.

Contributor:

Marti, L.

Romer, T.

Ruckl, J.

Series:

Orbis Biblicus et Orientalis

Orbis Biblicus et Orientalis ; v.291

Language:

French

Subjects (All):

Bible. Old Testament--Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Bible.

Tradition (Judaism).

Physical Description:

1 online resource (373 pages)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Leuven : Peeters Publishers & Booksellers, 2021.

Language Note:

8 French, 6 English contributions. - Contains abstracts in English.

Summary:

The question of the place of orality in the production and transmission of the great literary traditions of the ancient Near East has been widely discussed since at least the 19th century. While the idea of a dichotomy between orality and writing, with the hypothesis of a first oral phase preceding the writing of texts, has long dominated historical reconstructions, recent work has placed more emphasis on the contemporaneity of orality and writing in textual composition, editing and transmission. The very idea of contemporaneity raises new questions regarding the articulation between oral and written, a complex interweaving that may take various forms, depending on the socio-historical and cultural contexts, the literary genres and the function of the texts. With the aim of deepening our understanding of such articulations, the colloquium "Orality and Writing in Eastern Antiquity: The Processes of Composition and Redaction" was held at the College de France on May 26-27, 2016. Taking a comparative perspective, the volume addresses different geographical areas, periods, and bodies of texts, thus offering a nuanced overview of the variety of possible interactions between orality and writing in the ancient Near East.

Contents:

Front Matter

Table of Contents

PRÉFACE

LES THÉORIES SUR LA TRADITION ORALE DE LA FIN DU XIXE SIÈCLE JUSQU'À AUJOURD'HUI

TEXTS BEFORE TEXTS: ORALITY, WRITING, AND THE TRANSMISSION OF SUMERIAN LAMENTS

L'AVESTA, OU QUAND L'ÉCRIT EST LE MASQUE TARDIF DE L'ORAL

DE LA LÉGENDE À L'HISTOIRE : LE CAS DES ROIS D'AKKAD

DIRE, ÉCRIRE, TRANSMETTRE : LES PROCESSUS D'ÉDITION DES INSCRIPTIONS ROYALES ASSYRIENNES. LE CAS DE LA PREMIÈRE CAMPAGNE DE SENNACHÉRIB

LES MESSAGES D'OUTRE-TOMBE EN SYRIE ENTRE ORALITÉ ET ÉCRITURE (IER MILLÉNAIRE AV. J.-C.)

THE EXCEPTIONAL CONCENTRATION OF INSCRIPTIONS AT IRON IIA GATH AND REHOB AND THE NATURE OF THE ALPHABET IN THE NINTH CENTURY BCE

SCRIBE ROYAL ET PASSAGE DE L'ORAL À L'ÉCRIT : OUGARIT, DEIR 'ALLA ET LE CYCLE D'ÉLISÉE

SCRIBAL DYNAMICS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE BIBLE: THE CASE OF GENESIS 1-4

ORALITY IN LATE PENTATEUCHAL TEXTS: CASES OF "PERFORMATIVE REDACTION"

LES ORIGINES DE LA TORAH ORALE DANS LE PENTATEUQUE

LE PROCESSUS SOCIAL D'ORALISATION DANS L'ÉDITION ET LES RÉÉDITIONS DE LA RÈGLE DE LA COMMUNAUTÉ À QUMRÂN

HOW STARTING ASSUMPTIONS AFFECT RESULTS: THE STORY OF DAVID'S SLAYING OF GOLIATH (1 SAM 17:1-18:5; 2 SAM 21:19) INTERPRETED IN TERMS OF ORALITY, SCRIBALISM, AND CULTURAL MEMORY

ORAL AND WRITTEN ASPECTS IN THE TRANSMISSION OF THE BOOKS OF SAMUEL AND KINGS

ABSTRACTS

INDEX DES SOURCES ANTIQUES

Back Matter.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.

ISBN:

9789042942653

9042942657

OCLC:

1340957041