A perfect king : aspects of ancient Egypt royal ideology of the new kingdom /
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| 100 | 1 | |a Lurson, Benoît, |e author |9 34995 | |
| 245 | 1 | 2 | |a A perfect king : |b aspects of ancient Egypt royal ideology of the new kingdom / |c Benoit Lurson. |
| 246 | 3 | 0 | |a Ancient Egypt royal ideology of the New Kingdom |
| 264 | 1 | |a Paris : |b Geuthner, |c 2016. | |
| 300 | |a xi, 230 pages : |b illustrations (some color) ; |c 30 cm. | ||
| 336 | |a text |b txt |2 rdacontent | ||
| 337 | |a unmediated |b n |2 rdamedia | ||
| 338 | |a volume |b nc |2 rdacarrier | ||
| 500 | |a Work presented as a postdoctoral thesis at the universitat Leipzig. | ||
| 504 | |a Bibliography : pages 201-219. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |t Introduction -- |t Investigating the Temple Decoration of the Pharaonic Period -- |t Reviewing the Main Approaches -- |t Discarding the grammaire du temple -- |t Developing a Method of Analysis -- |t Implementing the Method -- |t The Principles For Decoration -- |t Five patterns... -- |t ...and rhetorical devices -- |t Creating Meaning -- |t Creating Meaning through Links -- |t Semiotics and Structural Semantics as a Theoretical Frame -- |t Investigating Royal Ideology Based on Temple Iconography -- |t Two Iconographic Units in Karnak Temple's Great Hypostyle Hall -- |t Making the Interpretation Correspond with the Meaning -- |g Part 1. |t The North Wall's Second Register of Scenes of Karnak Temple's Great Hypostyle Hall -- |t A Presentation of the Register -- |t Separating the Scenes into their Elements -- |t General Overview -- |t The King's Dresses -- |t The modifications -- |t Two anacolutha -- |t The King's Attendants -- |t A few missing attendants -- |t An alternation running along the entire register... -- |t ...interspersed with an inserted pattern and two tmeses -- |t The King's Crowns -- |t Which crown is depicted in scene B 282? -- |t An alternation embedded in an alternation -- |t Two framings for the Blue Crown -- |t The Divinities -- |t An alternation running along the entire register... -- |t ...interspersed by a two-level framing... -- |t ...a simple framing... -- |t ...and an adjunction -- |t The Offerings and Rites -- |t A parallelism -- |t A vast framing -- |t Is scene B 286 really a coronation scene? -- |t The šb.t and water for the first level of the framing -- |t The wśḫ-collar and a cup of offerings for the second level of the framing -- |t Wine and ointment for the third level of the framing -- |t Commentary -- |t The Iconographie Clusters of the Iconographie Unit -- |t Exegesis -- |t Crowning the king and making the uraeus arise -- |t The solar auspices of the king's coronation -- |t Pacifying the uraeus with water? -- |t Uniting the two lands -- |t Food offerings and a wśḫ-collar for Amun-Re -- |t Providing food offerings and ensuring the Clothing Ritual -- |t Royal gifts and a collar ôffering as context -- |t Splayed-knee pose, offering of the narre and investiture -- |t Protecting the god, protecting the king -- |t Summing up -- |t A group of offerings and crowns of uncertain meaning -- |t Amun-Re, the Theban Ennead and the king's coronation -- |t The ithyphallic Amun-Re, first of his Ennead -- |t An approving Ennead -- |t Summing up -- |g Part 2. |t The West Wall's Northern Half of Karnak Temple's Great Hypostyle Hall -- |t A Presentation of the Registers -- |t Separating the Scenes into their Elements -- |t General Overview -- |t The King's Dresses -- |t The King's Attendants -- |t An outstanding variety -- |t A very large framing, an anacoluthon and a tmesis -- |t An unusual alternation, tmeses and anacolutha -- |t Summing up -- |t The King's Crowns -- |t A simple framing and a tmesis -- |t Adjunctions and special crowns for a complex framing -- |t Four adjunctions and a unique element for a very large framing -- |t The Divinities -- |t Theological relationships for the members of the Theban Ennead -- |t A very large alternation -- |t The epithets of the ithyphallic and non-ithyphallic forms of Amun-Re. | |
| 505 | 0 | |t Hathor, the preferred companion of Amun-Re -- |t Hathor's gestures and attributes -- |t Hathor's epithets -- |t A group of divinities linked with each other and with the depicted rites -- |t Horus, Seth and the king's purification -- |t Gods of the Cataract for towing the barge of Amun -- |t Divinities in their barks for the Festival of Opet -- |t Divinities related to those crowning the king -- |t Summing up -- |t The Offerings and Rites -- |t Four offerings and rites placed next to each other -- |t A vast and complex framing -- |t A type-sequence for the second level of the framing -- |t Two single rites for the first level of the framing -- |t A group of rites involved in superimposed patterns -- |t Juxtaposing the king's investiture and the Festival of Opet -- |t Framing the king's coronation -- |t An anomalous design for the coronation scene -- |t A two-level framing for the milk -- |t An exceptional design for the framed milk offering -- |t Maat, royal name and ointment as framing offerings -- |t Commentary -- |t The Iconographic Clusters of the Iconographic Unit -- |t Exegesis -- |t Providing the god with goods... -- |t Milk and cattle for the god -- |t Endowing the god with statuettes -- |t Supplying the god with ointment -- |t ...as a kingly duty -- |t Splayed-knee pose, offering of the name and investiture -- |t An unction referring to the king's coronation? -- |t Summary -- |t Ensuring the Offering Ritual and the Clothing Ritual -- |t Uniting the two lands, Inundation, providing the gods and procession -- |t Double Crown, splayed-knee pose and king's investiture -- |t Osiris's body, the Inundation and the unity of Egypt -- |t Cattle and food for the god -- |t A liturgy for processions? -- |t Summing up -- |t The king's coronation and the Festival of Opet -- |t Horus, Seth, the two lands and the king's coronation -- |t Coronation for a procession -- |t No inundation, but a new barge -- |t Summing up -- |t Seeking the Theban Ennead's approval -- |t Two Braces of Attendants for the Unity of the Two Lands -- |t Summing up -- |t General Conclusion -- |t From a Thutmoside to a Ramesside Model for the Coronation -- |t A Coronation, An Ennead, the Festival of Opet and the King's Deeds -- |t A Processional Model for the Coronation -- |t A Procession, but for which Purpose? -- |t A Solar Deciding Instance -- |t Summing Up -- |t A King and Priest, not a King-priest -- |t The King-priest : current status of the question -- |t The Sources -- |t A King and Priest -- |t A King and Subject -- |t Three Root-acts for Defining a King -- |t Defining an Approach -- |t About the King -- |t A Model for Defining the King -- |t A Contractual Relationship -- |t Summing Up. | |
| 650 | 0 | |a King and rulers |x Religious aspects. | |
| 651 | 0 | |a Egypt |x King and rulers. | |
| 901 | |a reviewed | ||
| 942 | |c BK |2 lcc | ||