Between the Textual, the Archaeological and the Codifiable : Thinking Gender Relations in Old Babylonian Society through the Stele of Hammurabi

127-133 p.

• Informazioni

  Codice DOI: 10.19272/201913401018

  ISSN: 2704-5951

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.19272/201913401018

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/4527098
• Nello stesso fascicolo

  • Introduction : Tribute to Cristina Di Bennardis/De Bernardi
  • To Cristina, colleague and friend
  • Biographical sketch of Cristina Irene Di Bennardis : Colleague and friend
  • The Question of the State in the Ancient World : Towards a Concept of State Logic
  • The peace sent by the King : A juridical control strategy in the Greek world
  • The Shasu and their relationship with Egypt
  • Networks of Sociability and Relations of Alterity in the Hittite Royalty during the Second Millennium BC.
  • Nomad and Sedentary life : Demonization and Reality in the Story of Marriage of Martu and Letter A : 1146 from the Royal Archive of Mari
  • Palatial administrative dynamics in the production and circulation of goods, in Larsa, during Hammurabi's reign
  • Diversity, alterity and the battle of the sexes in 19th century CE ancient Near Eastern studies
  • The Code of Hammurabi in Later School Tradition
  • Gods and Men in Prophetic Communication in Mari under Zimri-Lim's reign
  • Toponymy and Phoenician Navigation Routes to the Far West at The Beginning of Colonization
  • Some Remarks on Kingship in Times of Zimri-Lim (1782-1759 BC) : Tribal and State Traditions
  • The Figurine from Quleh and the Iconography of the Ghassulian Chalcolithic in the southern Levant
  • The Conflict over Hit : The Hit Affair as a Means for Enquiring into Power Relation-ships between the Kingdoms of Mari and Babylonia during the Old Babylonian Period
  • Mari and the use of tin within the context of the Near East during the 3rd and 2nd millennia BC.
  • Between the Textual, the Archaeological and the Codifiable : Thinking Gender Relations in Old Babylonian Society through the Stele of Hammurabi
  • Tribal Politics (without Tribes?) in the Southern Levant during the Late Bronze Age.
  • Personal Networks, Institutional Connections : a Guarantee to Succeed in Business and to Improve Social Prestige : A case from Old Babylonian Sippar
  • Ethnic and Pan-ethnic Identity in the Kingdom of Mari (18th century bc) : A Model Kit.
  • The meaning of clothing in the rituals of constitution/dissolution of political and marriage alliances : Reflections from the Mari Letters
  • Cuneiform Texts in the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery
  • Phoenicians at War.
  • Leadership Strategies and Ritual Economy in Early Complex Societies in China
  • A new foundation clay-nail of Nūr-Adad from Eridu