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|a Karlsson, Mattias
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|a Relations of power in early Neo-Assyrian state ideology
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c Mattias Karlsson
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|a Berlin ; Boston
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|a Dissertation, Uppsala University, 2013
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|a Introduction -- The primary sources of the study -- The relationship between the great gods and the foreign lands -- The relationship between the great gods and the king of Assyria -- The relationship between the king of Assyria and the foreign lands -- Ideological development within the reigns -- Local propaganda and regional politics -- Ideological comparison between the reigns -- The development of Assyrian state ideology -- Conclusion of the study -- Appendices and indices: List of the inscriptions; List of the iconography; Spatial distribution of the major primary sources; Deity hierarchy in the texts; Divine titles and epithets in the texts of Ashurnasirpal II; Divine titles and epithets in the texts of Shalmaneser III; Divine titles and epithets in the texts of the other kings; Royal titles and epithets of Ashurnasirpal II; Royal titles and epithets of Shalmaneser III; Royal titles and epithets of the other kings; List of the most common royal titles and epithets I; List of the most common royal titles and epithets II; Visual representations of Ashurnasirpal II; Visual representations of Shalmaneser III and the other kings; List of the most common royal visual representations; Early Neo-Assyrian state ideology in history
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|a Mesopotamien
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|a Assyrer
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|a Geschichte 934 v. Chr.-745 v. Chr.
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|a Gods--Political aspects--Assyria--History--Sources
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|a Ideology--Political aspects--Assyria--History--Sources
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|a Power (Social sciences)--Assyria--History--Sources
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|a Imperialism--History--To 1500--Sources
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|a Assyria--Kings and rulers--History--Sources
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|a Assyria--Politics and government--Sources
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|a Assyria--Foreign relations--Source
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|a Assyria--Antiquities
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|a Iraq--History--To 634--Sources
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|a Studies in ancient near Eastern records
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|a 10.1515/9781614516910
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|a This volume examines the state ideology of Assyria in the Early Neo-Assyrian period (934-745 BCE) focusing on how power relations between the Mesopotamian deities, the Assyrian king, and foreign lands are described and depicted. It undertakes a close reading of delimited royal inscriptions and iconography making use of postcolonial and gender theory, and addresses such topics as royal deification, “religious imperialism”, ethnicity and empire, and gendered imagery. The important contribution of this study lies especially in its identification of patterns of ideological continuity and variation within the reigns of individual rulers, between various localities, and between the different rulers of this period, and in its discussion of the place of Early Neo-Assyrian state ideology in the overall development of Assyrian propaganda. It includes several indexed appendices, which list all primary sources, present all divine and royal epithets, and provide all of the “royal visual representations,” and incorporates numerous illustrations, such as maps, plans, and royal iconography.
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