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catalog contributor b450961.
catalog created "1985.".
catalog date "1985".
catalog date "1985.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1985.".
catalog description "6. Who is speaking and how? Voice and mode of presentation -- A. Dramatic character -- Author and personae -- Drama -- The literary function of dramatic presentation -- B. Forms of discourse -- Interior monologue -- Exterior monologue -- Double monologue -- Dialogue -- Grammatical person -- 7. What the songs speak about: The major themes -- A. Praise of the beloved -- The Egyptian love songs -- The Song of Songs -- Mesopotamian parallels -- B. Description of love -- The Egyptian love songs -- The Song of Songs -- C. Wishes -- D. The paraclausithyron -- E. Love in the garden -- The Egyptian love songs -- The Song of Songs -- Mesopotamian sacred marriage songs -- F. The nobility of loves -- G. The Alba -- H. The love trap -- I. Traveling to a rendezvous -- J. Seeking the beloved -- K. The invitation to come away -- L. Excursus: The "travesties"".
catalog description "8. Love and lovers in the love songs -- A. Speaking about love -- B. Speaking about sex -- C. Lovers and others -- Girls of Jerusalem and the "lovers" -- D. Lover and lover: Love as mutual relationship -- Sex roles and distinctions -- Sexual relations -- Communication between lovers -- E. Lover and self -- Love as emotion -- Love as vision -- Appendix A: Related texts -- Appendix B: Concordance of Egyptian words -- Appendix C. Hieroglyphic transcription of the Egyptian love songs.".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 409-426) and indexes.".
catalog description "Part One: Translation and commentary -- 1. The Egyptian love songs -- Introduction -- Source I: P. Harris 500 -- Source II: The Cairo love songs -- Excursus: The Cairo love songs -- Source III: The Turin love songs -- Source IV: P. Chester Beatty I -- Excursus: Mehi and his followers -- Source V: Miscellanea -- 2. The Song of Songs -- Translation -- Commentary".
catalog description "Part Two: The literary treatment of love -- 3. Language, dating, and historical context -- A. The Egyptian love songs -- Dating -- Historical-cultural setting -- B. The Song of Songs -- Dating -- Historical-cultural setting -- Channels of literary transmission -- 4. The composition of the sources and the songs -- A. The Egyptian love songs -- Survey -- Unity and diversity -- B. The Song of Songs -- Literary unity -- Repetends -- Associative sequences -- Character portrayal -- narrative frame -- The unity of the song -- Multiple authorship: Zersingen -- Constituent units and the structure of the son -- 5. What the love songs were used for: Function and social setting -- Form criticism and life setting -- Courting songs -- Wedding songs -- Love magic -- Religious poetry -- Love songs and the sacred marriage -- Mortuary songs: Love and death -- Love poetry as entertainment -- Excursus: The sacralization of the Song of Songs".
catalog extent "xxvii, 454 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Song of Songs and the ancient Egyptian love songs.".
catalog identifier "0299100901 :".
catalog identifier "0299100944 (pbk.)".
catalog isFormatOf "Song of Songs and the ancient Egyptian love songs.".
catalog issued "1985".
catalog issued "1985.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Madison, Wis. : University of Wisconsin Press,".
catalog relation "Song of Songs and the ancient Egyptian love songs.".
catalog subject "BS1485.2 .F69 1985".
catalog subject "Bible. Song of Solomon Criticism, interpretation, etc.".
catalog subject "Egyptian literature Relation to the Old Testament.".
catalog subject "Love poetry, Egyptian.".
catalog tableOfContents "6. Who is speaking and how? Voice and mode of presentation -- A. Dramatic character -- Author and personae -- Drama -- The literary function of dramatic presentation -- B. Forms of discourse -- Interior monologue -- Exterior monologue -- Double monologue -- Dialogue -- Grammatical person -- 7. What the songs speak about: The major themes -- A. Praise of the beloved -- The Egyptian love songs -- The Song of Songs -- Mesopotamian parallels -- B. Description of love -- The Egyptian love songs -- The Song of Songs -- C. Wishes -- D. The paraclausithyron -- E. Love in the garden -- The Egyptian love songs -- The Song of Songs -- Mesopotamian sacred marriage songs -- F. The nobility of loves -- G. The Alba -- H. The love trap -- I. Traveling to a rendezvous -- J. Seeking the beloved -- K. The invitation to come away -- L. Excursus: The "travesties"".
catalog tableOfContents "8. Love and lovers in the love songs -- A. Speaking about love -- B. Speaking about sex -- C. Lovers and others -- Girls of Jerusalem and the "lovers" -- D. Lover and lover: Love as mutual relationship -- Sex roles and distinctions -- Sexual relations -- Communication between lovers -- E. Lover and self -- Love as emotion -- Love as vision -- Appendix A: Related texts -- Appendix B: Concordance of Egyptian words -- Appendix C. Hieroglyphic transcription of the Egyptian love songs.".
catalog tableOfContents "Part One: Translation and commentary -- 1. The Egyptian love songs -- Introduction -- Source I: P. Harris 500 -- Source II: The Cairo love songs -- Excursus: The Cairo love songs -- Source III: The Turin love songs -- Source IV: P. Chester Beatty I -- Excursus: Mehi and his followers -- Source V: Miscellanea -- 2. The Song of Songs -- Translation -- Commentary".
catalog tableOfContents "Part Two: The literary treatment of love -- 3. Language, dating, and historical context -- A. The Egyptian love songs -- Dating -- Historical-cultural setting -- B. The Song of Songs -- Dating -- Historical-cultural setting -- Channels of literary transmission -- 4. The composition of the sources and the songs -- A. The Egyptian love songs -- Survey -- Unity and diversity -- B. The Song of Songs -- Literary unity -- Repetends -- Associative sequences -- Character portrayal -- narrative frame -- The unity of the song -- Multiple authorship: Zersingen -- Constituent units and the structure of the son -- 5. What the love songs were used for: Function and social setting -- Form criticism and life setting -- Courting songs -- Wedding songs -- Love magic -- Religious poetry -- Love songs and the sacred marriage -- Mortuary songs: Love and death -- Love poetry as entertainment -- Excursus: The sacralization of the Song of Songs".
catalog title "The Song of Songs and the ancient Egyptian love songs / Michael V. Fox.".
catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
catalog type "text".