Two new Ur III letters in the Louvre Museum

29-36 p.

• Articles from the same issue (available individually)

  • Methodological premises for a sociolinguistic analysis of Greek-Anatolian contact
  • Two new Ur III letters in the Louvre Museum
  • Cuneiform Texts from the Lizana Collection
  • A Note on KUB 3.39 in Light of a LBA Diplomatic Practice : An Addendum
  • Religion as Law : Meaning and Context of Law in al-Fārābī's Philosophy
  • Memorie resistenti : le Mudhakkirāt dell'avvocato palestinese Ḥannā Dīb Naqqāra
  • Ādikāvyāni : Regional Rāmāyaṇas in Early Medieval South and Southeast Asia
  • Vālmīki's Children : Adulation, imitation and ethical critique in Poets of the Rāmakathā
  • The Old Javanese Uttarakāṇḍa as a Commentary on the Vālmīki Rāmāyaṇa
  • An Orgy of Order : the Bhaṭṭikāvya's scientific experiment and the Reproduction of Aesthetic and Political Life in Early Medieval South Asia
  • Revamping the rākṣasa : The Critics and Bhavabhūti's Mahāvīracarita
  • The guru-disciple relationship psychoanalytically : from imitation to self-transformation
  • Making the story new : Individuals, variations and embodiment in local urban pilgrimage
  • The silent sage and the noisy puppet : a Jain performance of Bhakti
  • Recensione Around Abhinavagupta : Aspects of the Intellectual History of Kashmir from the Ninth to the Eleventh Century, ed. by E. Franco, I. Ratié (Marco Ferrante)
  • The Discovery of the South Chinese Manichaean Painting Hagiography (3) and its contents
  • The early historic funerary monuments of Butkara IV : new evidence on a forgotten excavation in outer Gandhara
  • Cosmological aspects : representations of deities holding sun and moon in Kucha and beyond
  • Awareness of dialectal variations in Chinese foreign language teaching
  • Recensione : Chinese and Tibetan Esoteric Buddhism, ed. by Yael Bentor, Meir Shahar (Giacomella Orofino)
  • The China problem as a Japan problem : Takeuchi Yoshimi and Japan's post-war debate on China
  • Geisha yobukodori : Verbal and visual narration in late eighteenth-century Japan
  • Punctuations signs (kudujŏm) in 15th century Chosŏn texts : origin function and significance
• Information

  DOI: 10.19272/201903802002

  ISSN: 1724-1863

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