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100 1 Assmann, Jan,
240 10 Tod und Jenseits im Alten Ägypten.|lEnglish
245 10 Death and salvation in ancient Egypt /|cby Jan Assmann ;
translated from the German by David Lorton ; abridged and
updated by the author.
260 Ithaca :|bCornell University Press,|c2005.
300 1 online resource (xi, 490 pages) :|billustrations
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
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347 data file|2rda
505 0 Death and culture : Death as culture generator ; Principal
distinctions in the relationship between death and culture
-- pt. 1. Images of death. 1. Death as dismemberment : The
opening scene of the Osiris Myth ; The Egyptian image of
the body ; Salvation from death by piecing together -- 2.
Death as social isolation : The physical and social sphere
of man ; "One lives, if his name is mentioned" ; "One
lives, if another guides him" ; Subjection to death
through social isolation ; "I am one with you": salvation
from death through inclusion -- 3. Death as enemy : The
lawsuit in Heliopolis ; The moralizing of death: the idea
of the judgment of the dead ; Death as enemy and the life-
giving significance of the judgment of the dead -- 4.
Death as dissociation: the person of the deceased and its
constituent elements : The Ba ; The deceased and his Ka ;
The heart ; Image and body -- 5. Death as separation and
reversal : Separation from life: death as parting and
inversion ; Out of the realm of death and into the place
of eternal nourishment ; Inversion as a state of death --
6. Death as transition : Transition as ascent to the sky ;
Transition as journey to Osiris ; Assistance from beyond:
the image of death as transition and the realm of the
living -- 7. Death as return : Nut texts: laying to rest
in the coffin as return to the womb ; "The place where my
heart returns": the tomb in the homeland -- 8. Death as
mystery : The mystery of the sun: renewal and rebirth ;
The mystery of Osiris ; The tomb as sacred place ;
Initiation and death -- 9. Going forth by day : This life
as the afterlife: the "reversed polarity" of mortuary
belief in the New Kingdom ; Festival and garden as Elysian
aspects of the realm of the living -- pt. 2. Rituals and
recitations. 10. Mortuary liturgies and mortuary
literature : Provisioning and transfiguration: the
recording of recitation texts in Old Kingdom pyramids ;
Writing as voice and recollection: the recording of
mortuary texts in Middle Kingdom coffins and in the Book
of the Dead ; Greetings, requests, and wishes -- 11. In
the sign of the enemy: the protective wake in the place of
embalming : The night before the funeral ; Coffin texts
spell 62 ; Wakes and coffin decoration -- 12. The night of
vindication : Liturgy A, part 1: The judgment scene ;
Liturgy A, part 2: The transfiguration of the vindicated
one ; Liturgy A, part 3: The vindicated one as companion
of the gods ; Liturgy B: Embalming and provisioning -- 13.
Rituals of transition from home to tomb : Artistic and
textual depictions of the funeral ; From home to tomb ;
The rites of opening the mouth at the entrance of the tomb
-- 14. Provisioning the dead : Pyramid texts spell 373 ;
Summoning the dead ; Presentation of offerings -- 15.
Sacramental explanation : On the semantics of
transfigurative speech ; The discharge of the corpse of
Osiris: on the sacramental explanation of water ; Mortuary
rituals for Egypt -- 16. Freedom from the yoke of
transitoriness: resultativity and continuance :
Resultativity ; "Trust not in the length of the years":
salvation through righteousness ; "Make holiday! Forget
care!" -- 17. Freedeom from the yoke of transitoriness:
immortality : Realm of death and Elysium: the originally
royal sense of this distinction ; Redemption through Unio
Liturgica ; Salvation through divine grace -- Egypt and
the history of death.
506 1 Unlimited number of concurrent users.|5UkHlHU
546 In English.
650 0 Eschatology, Egyptian.
650 0 Death|xReligious aspects.
651 0 Egypt|xReligion.
856 40 |uhttps://www.jstor.org/stable/10.7591/j.ctt7z5qf
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