Performance, pilgrimage, and perspective in the Mongolian landscape : from the Venice Biennale to the Gobi-Altai mountains

241-257 p.

• Information

  DOI: 10.19272/202203803016

  ISSN: 1724-1863

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.19272/202203803016
• In this issue

  • Some observations on the Hittite lexicon of reverence
  • A scribal school of forgers in "Hamadān"
  • Palaeographic remarks on esir2 (bitumen) and engur (underground waters) in third millennium cuneiform sources
  • Nanna-ziša{circ}gal and(?) Enlil-ziša{circ}gal
  • Water boundaries in the Hittite literature and some mesopotamian comparisons
  • "Its interest is a food offering" : old Babylonian temple loans with the maš2 mākālum formula
  • The statues of Ur-Nin{circ}girsu : priest or priestess of Nanše? : a note
  • Kenneth A. Ristau, Reconstructing Jerusalem : persian-period prophetic perspectives
  • In search of words : Ghālib Halasā's translation of La poétique de l'espace by Gaston Bachelard and the debate around space and place in Arabic literary criticism
  • Khusraw and Shīrīn in Persian literature : the history and the legend
  • The typological development of verbal morphology : preliminary notes from the Akkadian Iprus
  • Political satire : wittily challenging the dominant ideology in the Tibetan diaspora
  • Dynamics of otherness and identity in the Vedic mahāvrata rite : the contest between ārya and śūdra
  • Khusraw and Shīrīn in Persian literature : the history and the legend
  • Two hitherto unknown Gandhāran depictions of Ṛṣipañcaka Jātaka
  • Performance, pilgrimage, and perspective in the Mongolian landscape : from the Venice Biennale to the Gobi-Altai mountains
  • A failed transmission? : the case of the Kuchatype central pillar caves
  • The Sujŏng Society of the middle Koryŏ period 287 sitaires de Lorraine