古埃及的文字文化 考古学 Scribal Culture in Ancient Egypt

基本信息

Series:Elements in Ancient Egypt in Context

Format:Paperback / softback 90 pages, Worked examples or Exercises

Publisher:Cambridge University Press

Imprint:Cambridge University Press

ISBN:9781009074537

Published:21 Dec 2023

Weight:146g

Dimensions:152 x 229 x 8 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

该元素试图通过其文字行为来描述古埃及的抄写文化，这些行为在这种文化中至关重要：写作，清单制作，绘画和复制。借助文本，物质对象和考古证据，该元素将涉及这种文化研究核心的主要主题，同时基于识字和文学和社会历史的当前讨论。

This Element seeks to characterize the scribal culture in ancient Egypt through its textual acts, which were of prime importance in this culture: writing, list-making, drawing, and copying. Drawing upon texts, material objects, and archeological evidence, this Element will touch upon main themes at the heart of the study of this culture, while building on current discussions in literacy and literary as well as social history.

作者简介

Niv Allon是艺术博物馆埃及艺术系的副策展人，他专注于Ramesside Art的展示和解释（约公元前1295 - 1070年）和整个埃及历史上的文本对象。他从希伯来大学，耶路撒冷获得硕士学位和耶鲁大学的埃及学博士学位。

他的主要研究涉及视觉和文本分析的联系，研究艺术，标志和语言如何相互作用。最近，他专注于古埃及的识字和暴力概念及其在文本和艺术中的主题。在这些主题上，他与发表了专著，并由古埃及文化文化共同撰写了两本书。他还在Malqata的宫殿城市Amenhotep III上准备一份出版物。

在伊索（Isaw），他教授古埃及语言的课程，以及有关古代艺术的策划和展示课程。

Niv Allon is an Associate Curator in the Department of Egyptian Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he focuses on the display and interpretation of Ramesside Art (ca. 1295-1070 B.C.) and of textual objects throughout Egyptian history. He earned his MA from the Hebrew University, Jerusalem in Biblical Studies and his PhD in Egyptology from Yale University.

His main research concerns the nexus of visual and textual analysis, investigating how art, sign, and language interact. More recently, he has focused on concepts of literacy and violence in ancient Egypt and their thematization in text and art. On these themes, he has published a monograph with Oxford University Press (2019), and co-authored two books on the ancient Egyptian scribal culture (2017 and forthcoming). He is also preparing a publication on the hieratic jar labels from the palace city of Amenhotep III at Malqata.

At ISAW, he teaches courses on the Ancient Egyptian language, as well as a course on the curation and display of ancient art.