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E-raamat: Ancient Egyptian Society: Challenging Assumptions, Exploring Approaches

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This volume challenges assumptions aboutand highlights new approaches tothe study of ancient Egyptian society by tackling various thematic social issues through structured individual case studies.

The reader will be presented with questions about the relevance of the past in the present. The chapters encourage an understanding of Egypt in its own terms through the lens of power, people, and place, offering a more nuanced understanding of the way Egyptian society was organized and illustrating the benefits of new approaches to topics in need of a critical re-examination. By re-evaluating traditional, long-held beliefs about a monolithic, unchanging ancient Egyptian society, this volume writes a new narrativeone unchecked assumption at a time.

Ancient Egyptian Society: Challenging Assumptions, Exploring Approaches is intended for anyone studying ancient Egypt or ancient societies more broadly, including undergraduate and graduate students, Egyptologists, and scholars in adjacent fields.
List of Abbreviations
ix
List of Figures
xiii
List of Tables
xvii
List of Contributors
xviii
Introduction 1(2)
1 Investigating Ancient Egypt's Societies: Fast Approaches and New Directions
3(6)
Danielle Candelora
Nadia Ben-Marzouk
Kathlyn M. Cooney
SECTION I Power
9(92)
2 Power and the Study of Ancient Egyptian Society
11(6)
Nadia Ben-Marzouk
3 Hidden Violence: Reassessing Violence and Human Sacrifice in Ancient Egypt
17(12)
Roselyn A. Campbell
4 Making the Past Present: The Use of Archaism and Festivals in the Transmission of Egyptian Royal Ideology
29(11)
Jeffrey Newman
5 Divine Kingship and the Royal Ka
40(9)
Jonathan Winnerman
6 Trade, Statehood, and Configurations of Power in Ancient Egypt (Early-Middle Bronze Age)
49(13)
Juan Carlos Moreno Garcia
7 The Social Pyramid and the Status of Craftspeople in Ancient Egypt
62(12)
Caroline Arbuckle MacLeod
8 Ancient Egyptian Decorum: Demarcating and Presenting Social Action
74(16)
John Baines
9 Co-regency in the 25th Dynasty: A Case Study of the Chapel of Osiris-Ptah Neb-ankh at Karnak
90(11)
Essam Nagy
SECTION II People
101(122)
10 The Egyptianization of Egypt and Egyptology: Exploring Identity in Ancient Egypt
103(8)
Danielle Candelora
11 Ancient Egyptian "Origins" and "Identity"
111(11)
S. O. Y. Keita
12 Eight Medjay Walk into a Palace: Bureaucratic Categorization and Cultural Mistranslation of Peoples in Contact
122(18)
Kate Liszka
13 The Value of Children in Ancient Egypt
140(12)
Caroline Arbuckle MacLeod
14 Orientalizing the Ancient Egyptian Woman
152(11)
Jordan Galczynski
15 The Ancient Egyptian Artist: A Non-Existing Category?
163(19)
Dimitri Laboury
Alisee Devillers
16 Hellenistic Warfare and Egyptian Society
182(13)
Christelle Fiseher-Bovet
17 Revealing the Invisible Majority: "Hegemonic" Group Artefacts as Biography Containers of "Underprivileged" Groups
195(15)
Gianluca Miniaci
18 Reevaluating Social Histories: The Use of Ancient Egypt in Contemporary Art
210(13)
Nicholas R. Brown
SECTION III Place
223(126)
19 People of Nile and Sun, Wheat and Barley: Ancient Egyptian Society and the Agency of Place
225(10)
Kathlyn M. Cooney
20 Shifting Boundaries, Conflicting Perspectives: (Re)establishing the Borders of Kemet Through Viriable Social Identities
235(13)
Danielle Candelora
21 Urban versus Village Society in Ancient Egypt: A New Perspective
248(17)
Nadine Moeller
22 Reassessing the Value of Autobiographical Inscriptions from the First Intermediate Period and "Pessimistic Literature" for Understanding Egypt's Social History
265(14)
Ellen Morris
23 Othering the Alphabet: Rewriting the Social Context of a New Writing System in the Egyptian Expedition Community
279(20)
Nadia Ben-Marzouk
24 Language Policy and the Administrative Framework of Early Islamic Egypt
299(14)
Jennifer Cromwell
25 New Methods to Reconstruct the Social History of Food in Ancient Egypt: Case Studies from Nag ed Deir and DeirelBallas
313(12)
Amr Khalaf Shahat
26 Stop and Smell the Flowers: A Re-Assessment of the Ancient Egyptian "Blue Lotus"
325(11)
Robyn Price
27 The Body of Egypt: How Harem Women Connected a King with his Elites
336(13)
Kathlyn M. Cooney
Chloe Landis
Turandot Shayegan
Bibliography 349(64)
Index 413
Danielle Candelora is Assistant Professor of Ancient Mediterranean History at SUNY Cortland and co-director of excavations at South Karnak. She received her PhD in Egyptology from UCLA. Her research focuses on immigration in ancient Egypt, the reception of foreigners, strategies of identity maintenance and advertisement.

Nadia Ben-Marzouk is Postdoctoral Fellow at Tel Aviv University and the University of Zurich. Her research explores craft production, producers, and modes of technological transmission in the Bronze and Iron Age Levant, Egypt, and east Mediterranean. She received her PhD from UCLA.

Kathlyn M. Cooney is Professor of Egyptian Art and Architecture and Chair of the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures at UCLA. Her research in 21st Dynasty coffin reuse focuses on the socio-economic and political aspects of funerary and burial practices in ancient Egypt.